Board approves $11.68M DCIP grant application for County Road 108 extension
Summary
Nassau County authorized submission of an $11,682,000 Defense Community Infrastructure Program grant to extend County Road 108 to Chester Road, citing proximity to Kings Bay and traffic benefits. Staff said rural ZIP code designation removes local match requirement.
The Board voted to submit a Defense Community Infrastructure Program (DCIP) grant application requesting $11,682,000 for a County Road 108 extension to Chester Road and to authorize the county coordinator to sign related grant documentation.
Staff said the project could benefit Kings Bay operations and county traffic flow. "Due to our proximity to Kings Bay, they see this project as, potentially a benefit to the Kings Bay's overall operations, as well as our traffic operations within the county," staff said during the presentation. Staff also told the board that no local match is required because the project area qualifies as rural based on ZIP code.
Commissioner Gray moved to approve tab I and Commissioner Huttman seconded. The motion passed unanimously (5–0). The board authorized the county coordinator as defined in the county's grant manual to sign all further documentation related to the grant application.
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