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County to split $49,800 marina feasibility study cost with Port Clinton
Summary
Ottawa County agreed to pay $24,900 (half) of a $49,800 Marina Feasibility Study by Edgewater Resources, sharing the cost with the City of Port Clinton, per the County Administrator's recommendation.
The Board authorized an agreement with the City of Port Clinton to split the cost of a Marina Feasibility Study being prepared by Edgewater Resources. The total study cost is $49,800; Ottawa County and the City of Port Clinton will each pay $24,900, as the County Administrator recommended and the Prosecutor approved.
Commissioner Donald A. Douglas moved to authorize the agreement and Commissioner Mark E. Coppeler seconded; the motion passed with all three commissioners voting yes. The study is intended to assess marina options and feasibility; the transcript records only the cost-sharing agreement and does not provide further study scope or timelines.
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