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Commissioners accept US Army Corps' compliance certification for Western Fairview Bridge
Summary
The board moved to accept the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers compliance certification for the Western Fairview Bridge and approved the certification by voice vote.
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners voted to accept a compliance certification from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Western Fairview Bridge.
Chair asked Troy to address the certification; staff reported the Corps' review and the board recorded a motion to accept the certification. Commissioner Bowles made the motion to accept the US Army Corps of Engineers compliance certification for the Western Fairview Bridge and the board approved it by voice vote. "I make a motion that we accept the US Army Corps of Engineers compliance certification for the Western Fairview Bridge," Bowles said when making the motion.
The acceptance confirms local acknowledgement of the Corps' findings and clears a procedural step that allows the county to proceed with bridge-related work tied to that certification.
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