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Council signs on to six-mile corridor study; city share about $6,000

Brandon City Council · August 4, 2026
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Summary

Council approved participation in a $100,000 six-mile road corridor study funded largely by the MPO; the city’s share was reported at about $6,000 after the MPO covers roughly $80,000 and costs are split among partners.

The council approved entering a six-mile road corridor study costing $100,000, with the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) expected to fund about $80,000 of the cost and the remaining local share divided among three partners (the city, Minnehaha County and Sioux Falls). City staff stated that Brandon's share would be about $6,000.

A staff representative explained the MPO funding arrangement and local cost-split; council moved and approved the participation and local contribution. No additional project scope or contract changes were discussed at the meeting.

The study is intended to produce corridor data and recommendations that will support future capital planning and grant applications; staff will return with study products as they become available.