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Selectboard approves York Hill Bridge conceptual plan, noting alignment and widening concerns
Summary
The Selectboard approved the York Hill Bridge conceptual plan after discussion of vertical alignment, potential additional costs and proposed widening. The motion passed unanimously (5/0/0).
The Selectboard reviewed the York Hill Bridge conceptual plan, discussing three elements in particular: vertical alignment, the additional cost presented by the project engineer (JB), and proposed widening of the structure.
Tim McGowan moved and Joe Martell seconded a motion to approve the conceptual plan; the motion passed 5/0/0. Board members recorded their approval while noting the cost implications identified during the review and that further design and cost details will proceed during engineering and contracting phases.
No dollar amount was finalized at the July 21 meeting; the board approved the concept so the project can move to the next steps of detailed design and contracting.
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