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County agrees to pay $41,000 (50%) toward Snake River bridge feasibility study
Summary
Jefferson County approved paying half the cost—$41,000—of a feasibility study for replacement options and preliminary planning for the County Line Road Snake River Bridge; the study will be conducted with LHTAC and Bonneville County.
Public Works staff Mike Carter and Sam Scott presented an agreement with the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council (LHTAC) and Bonneville County to perform a feasibility study for replacement options for the County Line Road Snake River Bridge.
The board authorized funding of 50 percent of the study cost, equal to $41,000, as the county's share. Commissioner Clark moved to fund Jefferson County's half of the study; Commissioner Young seconded and the motion passed on a unanimous roll call.
Staff said the study will evaluate replacement options and complete preliminary planning and environmental work needed for future design; no construction funding was approved at this meeting.
