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Traffic signal at North and Route 42 slated to break ground May 9; village share about $46,000
Summary
Village Manager Gary Copeland said a traffic signal project at North and Route 42 is projected to break ground May 9 with a total cost of $1.3 million; Waynesville's share is $266,555.70, of which $219,603.43 will come from CVT funds and roughly $46,000 from the general fund.
The Village Manager told council that the traffic signal project at North and Route 42 is expected to begin construction on May 9 with a projected total cost of $1.3 million. He said the Village's portion of the project is $266,555.70; Warren County-held CVT funds would pay $219,603.43 and the Village would pay approximately $46,000 from its general fund.
Council did not take a separate vote on the signal funding at this meeting beyond the budget and appropriation actions later on the agenda. The manager's report framed the $46,000 general-fund contribution as the village's expected out-of-pocket share after CVT support.
