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Cowley project update: SLIB appearance planned Aug. 7 for AC pipe replacement; TAP grant submitted
Summary
Guest Thomas Bridges told the council Cowley is on the SLIB agenda for Aug. 7 to discuss AC pipe replacement; the town has about $2,800 left in meter-project funds and has submitted plans for a TAP grant intended to add school-route sidewalks and crosswalks.
During the July 15 meeting guest Thomas Bridges updated the Town of Cowley on multiple infrastructure items. He said the town is scheduled on the State Loan and Investment Board (SLIB) agenda for Aug. 7 to discuss an AC pipe replacement project and asked that town representatives attend to express support and answer questions; Council member June Minchow said she would attend if possible.
Bridges also reported the town has about $2,800 left in funding for the meter project; Administrator Dave Banks said materials have already been purchased and that remaining funds would buy additional meter pits or other required materials. Bridges stated the plan has been submitted for the TAP grant; Mayor Joel Peterson said that project would allow additional school-route sidewalks and new crosswalks.
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