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Ladd to use Motor Fuel Tax funds for Safe Routes to School engineering work
Summary
Engineers told trustees the Safe Routes to School 2025 engineering agreement is still in progress and estimated costs of $30,000–$35,000; the board decided to cover those costs from the Motor Fuel Tax fund and scheduled a public meeting for July 31.
The Village of Ladd will cover estimated engineering costs for the Safe Routes to School 2025 project using Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) funds.
Engineer Adam Ossola told trustees the engineering agreement remains in progress and estimated the cost at $30,000–$35,000. The board discussed funding options and decided to utilize the Village's MFT fund to pay for the engineering work. A public meeting on the Safe Routes to School 2025 project was scheduled for Friday, July 31 at 5:30 p.m. in Village Hall.
No contract amount or final engineer's agreement was recorded in the minutes; the engineering agreement is listed as still in progress and next procedural steps were to continue with the agreement and the public meeting.
