The details
Council members approved the interlocal agreement, which stipulates that the city would pay for up to 50% of the cost, and added a not-to-exceed amount of $35,000. The temporary traffic signal is estimated to cost around $65,000, Public Works Director Mike Muckleroy said.
Muckleroy also said the county is planning to fully fund the permanent traffic signal with road bond funds. In May, voters approved a $480 million road bond, which will fund transportation projects across the county.
The temporary signal is estimated to be completed around the end of September, Muckleroy said.
View the interlocal agreement below.
