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City of Carlin updates RTC on street projects, seeks $273,548.38 for cattle-guard replacement
Summary
Carlin public works director David told the RTC the city completed local street work and is seeking $273,548.38 in RTC funds to replace a cattle guard on Carlin Trend Drive; staff turnover delayed paperwork but the city is working to advance the project.
David, public works director for the City of Carlin, updated the RTC on recent local projects and asked the commission to consider an RTC-funded replacement of a cattle guard on Carlin Trend Drive.
He said the city completed work on 1st, 2nd and Hamilton streets (notice of completion forthcoming) and has done pothole and crack sealing locally. Regarding the cattle-guard replacement, David said he is new to the role and working through paperwork after the previous city manager left; he confirmed the project has been supported by local businesses and the industrial park and that the city intends to move it forward.
The agenda listed a request for $273,548.38 for the Carlin Trend Drive cattle-guard replacement. Commissioners offered assistance if the city needed county support on paperwork or coordination.
No formal vote on the full requested amount is recorded in the transcript at this meeting; the item remained an active request under consideration.
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