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Erie County approves $1 million township road program, signs multiple resurfacing agreements
Summary
The county adopted intergovernmental agreements to fund resurfacing and maintenance projects across seven townships as part of a $1 million township infrastructure program, the fifth such annual commitment by the commissioners.
Erie County Commissioners on July 22 adopted a package of intergovernmental agreements to fund resurfacing and related road work in seven townships as part of a $1 million township infrastructure program.
County Administrator Hank Solowiej told the board the resolutions to allocate $1 million for township road improvements were on the day’s agenda; he noted this is the fifth time the board has committed $1 million to township projects, bringing the county’s cumulative investment to $5 million. "Mr. Solowiej commended the Commissioners for thinking outside the box and making a significant investment in the townships throughout Erie County," the record shows.
Resurfacing and repair work approved includes portions of Higbee, Peru Center and Schaeffer Roads (Oxford Township); Smokey Road (Berlin Township); Bemis Road (Groton Township); reclamite and resurfacing work on Bardwell Road and portions of Briarcrest Drive, Rockwood Drive, Maple Avenue and Parker Road (Margaretta Township); microsurfacing on Bryan Road (Milan Township); and repair and resurfacing work in Vermilion Township, including Barnes, Cherry, Stanley and a portion of N. Coen Road.
The motions to enter each intergovernmental agreement were moved by Commissioner Shoffner, seconded by Commissioner Old, and passed by unanimous roll call. County staff will execute the agreements and notify township trustees of timelines and bidding requirements.
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