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Committee approves extra design, funding path for 2027 CTH P resurfacing
Summary
Oneida County highway staff reported unforeseen curb, median and culvert costs raised the 2027 CTH P SMA project's cost by about $450,000; the committee voted to proceed with additional design and implementation and will seek funding through the 2027 CIP or by shifting other projects.
The Oneida County Public Works Committee voted Aug. 6 to proceed with expanded design and implementation work on the 2027 CTH P SMA resurfacing after Highway Commissioner Ben Rich reported additional deterioration and higher culvert costs.
Rich told the committee the curb and gutter had failed, median panels were misaligned, guardrail needed replacing and slip-liner prices for culverts increased, producing an overall cost increase of roughly $450,000. He said the "additional funding could be requested as part of the 2027 CIP requests" or by shifting projects currently planned for 2027. Motion by Billy Fried and Greg Oettinger to move forward with the additional design and implementation on CTH P carried.
The action does not yet specify a funding source; committee members said they would consider asking for the extra funds in the capital-improvement plan or reprioritizing other 2027 projects. The committee did not record a formal roll-call tally in the minutes beyond "motion carried."
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