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Ross Township to accept $110,000 HUD grant to repave eight neighborhood streets
Summary
Trustees approved a $110,000 Community Development Block Grant via Butler County to repave eight neighborhood roads, including Sunshine Drive and Main Street; the move passed by roll call during the regular meeting.
Ross Township trustees voted to accept a $110,000 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to repave eight neighborhood streets.
Trustee Russ moved for adoption of the grant agreement, saying the application had succeeded and listing the targeted roads. "For a $110,000 HUD community development block grant to repave 8 neighborhood roads, including Sunshine Drive, Larry Lane, Clemer Drive, Clark Street, Narrow Street, Main Street, and Cross Street, and Maiden Street," the trustee stated. The motion was seconded and approved by roll call.
The agreement authorizes the township, through Butler County, to use HUD funds for street improvements; the motion text in the record refers to the resolution as "resolution number 2020 six-fifty 1" and the board directed staff to process required appropriations and county-level paperwork. Trustees said the work will be folded into next year’s paving contract and will be reimbursed when the county provides funds.
The board did not provide a construction schedule at the meeting; administration said the grant will be administered through Butler County and the paving timeline will be set as part of next year’s contract process.
