Lytle-Five Points Road resurfacing and trail grant up for review — Springboro
Reviewed Oct 15 · outcome not yet confirmed
Every project links to the city packet it came from.
City Council passed a resolution authorizing grant applications for Federal FAST Act funds through the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission to cover 80% of project costs for the Lytle-Five Points Road resurfacing and the construction of a portion of the Central Greenway multiuse trail from Whispering Pines/Foliage Lane to North Park.
Paving / asphaltStripingFlatwork (sidewalks, curbs, driveways)Landscaping / irrigationTraffic control / flagging
- What happened
- City Council adopted a resolution authorizing applications for federal grant funding for road resurfacing and multiuse trail construction.
- Why it matters
- Securing federal funding will advance the engineering, paving, and multiuse trail construction scopes to public bidding.
- Timing
- Grant applications are submitted to MVRPC; final funding awards and subsequent bid packages typically follow the regional planning cycle.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: cityofspringboro.com