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Leet Township authorizes cost assessments for potential Local Share Account grant projects
Summary
The board authorized engineering firm LSSE to conduct preliminary cost assessments for an emergency ingress/egress into Leet Acres and for repairs to detention basins in Olde Sewickley Highlands as part of potential Local Share Account grant applications.
At the Sept. 22 workshop, the board reviewed potential projects to submit for Local Share Account (LSA) grant funding, including a secondary entrance to Plum Street Park, repairs to two detention basins in Olde Sewickley Highlands, and a secondary emergency ingress/egress for Leet Acres. Commissioner Donna Adipietro moved to authorize LSSE to perform initial cost assessments for the Leet Acres ingress/egress and the Olde Sewickley Highlands detention-basin repairs; Commissioner Rody Nash seconded, and the motion was approved unanimously.
The board did not commit to final grant applications at the workshop; the authorized assessments are an early step to determine scopes and estimated costs before any formal submission. LSSE was directed to report preliminary estimates to the board for future consideration.
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