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Council to consider $300,000 Tonko award for Crescent Avenue multiuse path

Saratoga Springs City Council · November 4, 2024
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Summary

The mayor introduced a proposal to accept a $300,000 award from Congressman Tonko's office to design and engineer a roughly 1-mile, 8–10-foot-wide asphalt path parallel to Crescent Avenue between Route 9 and Nelson Avenue; vote to accept is scheduled for the next meeting.

Mayor (Speaker 1) said the council will consider accepting a $300,000 award from Congressman Paul Tonko's office to construct a roughly 1-mile, 8-to-10-foot-wide asphalt path parallel to Crescent Avenue between Route 9 and Nelson Avenue. "This money will be used for the design and engineering phase of the project," the mayor said.

Council did not vote on the award during this session; the item was presented for discussion and will return for a vote at the Nov. 6 meeting. Staff flagged the item for questions and comment but provided project scope (approximate length and width) and funding source (Tonko's office).