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Rangely council approves application for up to $1 million West Highway 64 waterline grant
Summary
The council authorized a DOLA EIAF Tier 2 grant application for a West Highway 64 waterline project not to exceed $1,000,000 and directed staff to budget for the full amount; the town's local share was listed in the packet as "$50.50," which council did not clarify.
The Rangely Town Council voted to approve a grant application to the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) for an EIAF Tier 2 grant to fund a West Highway 64 waterline capital project not to exceed $1,000,000.
Jonah, the town account manager, told the council that staff are preparing the application and said the town does not yet know whether the full $1,000,000 will be needed. "And and we don't know if if we'll need the entire full million, but we need to budget for it," Jonah said during the discussion. Council recorded the motion as moved and seconded and the chair declared the motion carried.
Council members asked where the line runs (toward homes on Highway 64) and staff noted the application deadline had been met. The financial packet entry lists the town portion as "$50.50," a figure not clarified in the meeting; council did not provide an alternative amount on the record. The council directed staff to participate in project management if the grant is awarded.
