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Board approves expanded MAP grant mapping scope after complaints about missing areas, 4–1 vote
Summary
The Board approved two change orders for the MAP grant to extend village boundaries and enlarge the Route 309 corridor study, totaling $3,588 and $9,910; Supervisor Long voted against the change orders citing insufficient delivered data to date.
Gilmore & Associates requested two change orders to the MAP (Municipal Assistance Program) grant study: (1) extend village limits on maps to include previously omitted areas (examples cited: Springtown, Passer, Pleasant Valley) and (2) expand the Route 309 corridor study beyond border properties to a larger western section of the Township, including the Development District and Zion Hill. The change orders totaled $3,588 and $9,910.
Supervisor Jim Hopkins said the Township had been billed approximately 25–30% but had received little substantive data and requested more information before the next payment. Following discussion, a motion to approve the change orders carried 4–1; Supervisor Dave Long opposed. The Board’s approval authorizes the consultant to revise the mapping boundaries and corridor scope per the described changes.
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