Franklin
County is moving forward on a plan to build a new office at the road
camp on Highway 65.
The
office the department currently uses was originally built as a house
about 80 years ago and the department really needs to replace it.
They
estimate the new building will cost around 200 thousand dollars to
complete.
The
project can likely be done without increasing the road department
budget as the department could pay for the construction over a number
of years using money set aside to pay for new equipment.
That
fund gets about 48 thousand dollars a year.
The
plans for the building have been drawn up and the next step in
planning the project will be the composition of the bid documents.
Last
week the county agreed to spend up to 2500 dollars to pay for the
creation of the bid documents.
The
building should be large enough to house not only the road department
but also mosquito control which currently operates out of an old 12
by 12 building at the road camp.
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