RANDOLPH, Utah. January 8, 2020. Brian Carver, BRAG (Bear River Association of
Governments) and the Community Impact Board, asked County Commissioners if there were
any capital improvements that need funding by the Community Impact Board
(CIB).
The Commissioners responded that there are a lot of infrastructure
needs such as roads, bridges, senior citizens building, and the county
building. Cisco road was just finished
and some of it was funded by CIB monies.
The county needs a new ambulance and upgrades on courthouse. Replacing a
road grader and loader and replacing cattle guards and drain pipes under roads
are high priorities
The Bear River Bridge on Crawford Mountain Road has had its rating lowered to 3 tons
from 35 tons, and needs repairs. Engineers are working to see if they can
repair or if a new bridge should be built. It may cost $2 to 2 1/2 million to fix it. The County will need a loan for that to start
it right away. That loans could be paid
for by grants as they are applying for bridge improvement funds. It is an emergency situation, said
Commissioner Bill Cox. Carver said that he would work on funding.
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