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Committee approves NYSDOT supplemental agreement for Sheldon Bridge engineering work

Wyoming County Public Works Committee · July 30, 2026

Summary

The Public Works Committee approved a supplemental agreement with NYSDOT adding $3,500 for right-of-way acquisition and authorizing up to $338,000 for preliminary engineering and design work on Sheldon Bridge #35 (Royce Road over E. Fork Tonawanda Creek).

The Wyoming County Public Works Committee approved Supplemental Agreement No. 1 with the New York State Department of Transportation to advance preliminary engineering and design work for Sheldon Bridge #35 on Royce Road, including an added $3,500 for right-of-way acquisition. The contract total was listed as not to exceed $338,000 and covers preliminary engineering/design, ROW incidentals and additional ROW acquisition funding.

The minutes describe the item as: "Authorize Chairwoman to sign SLA Supplemental Agreement No: 1 with NYSDOT ... for Sheldon Bridge #35 – Royce Road over E. Fork Tonawanda Creek bridge replacement; Town of Sheldon, (PIN 4BNY.82); Contract #D041630 for Preliminary Engineering/Design, ROW Incidentals and adding ROW Acquisition funding of $3,500.00. Total amount not to exceed $338,000.00 effective November 27, 2024 through November 27, 2029." The motion to approve was recorded as moved by Supervisor Becker and carried with 6 ayes; Supervisor Rudgers was absent.

The action authorizes the county chair to sign under the stated contract terms. The minutes do not include a staff presentation transcript or direct public comment on the item; the committee recorded the approval and moved on to subsequent highway matters.

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