I have got the repair bids for that to get back open. It is going to cost us $16,000 or $15,000 or $16,000 or $15 get that repaired and back open. Which is good because I have been pulling bridge overlay schedule this fall to get done. And that's my detour for that close bridge. So I've been guarantee we'll have it open before the bridge overlay. And that note because it's a historic bridge. I'm working with Indod Historical Bridge. They've got a group that does that. I think I can work an angle to where I can remove that to be put back together, store it at the hiring department so we can get a new bridge in there with no tonics limit. Because that's the big problem that has a 5 ton limit on it. If I can get approval to remove that bridge and store it, I can have a new bridge in there for about $277,000. So no ton limit. The body can use it to the farmers and the quarry that's over there. And that's bridge. That is bridge, one of seven historic bridge over Armstrong station road. And when we store it, we have to actively look for someone to take the bridge. So that'll give me some time. At least get the bridge, a good bridge in there and find somebody to take the bridge. We have plenty of room for it. I have plenty of room just over bridge. So kind of timeline would you have to tear it down and replace it? So I'm just kind of waiting for that. So I think I got to have a plan. And part of that is a 10 year plan of trying to find somebody to take it. Once I get approval, I can go ahead and take the bridge down and replace it. And what kind of timeline does it take to take it down to replace it? It's a quest I'm asking. Well that's a great question. So I'll have to get some more numbers for that to find out how it takes to get it down. And it will probably be next year to gasoline. Because we're going to have to speed it up. So our issue really is whether or not we're going to spend almost $70,000 to get that bridge. Currently, to build out the standards that we can utilize it. Correct. So that we can do the project on the bridge that needs the overlaying. Right. So for those of you who are not familiar, it's an area in the county where there's only two access points really, two good access points to get into that area. And if we close both bridges, it almost... Yeah. That's the bridge over the county. So, but I will have that bridge repaired before we do the overlay. Okay. So I will have one of the other ones. And will that be five times, you know, with the... I'll pay lower rate of five times. Okay. There will be a lot lower up in tonnage. So... So you have an estimate. And that's within the range that we can approve. It's within the range I can do the project around it for people. Correct. So I would entertain a motion to approve the repair for bridge 107. What was the amount of $59,000? The amount to repair $69,000 through other $15. I've moved to approve the repair bill for bridge 107. 107. 107. Okay. I have a motion. I'll second that. And a second. Any further discussion? All those in favor, significant five are saying aye. Aye. Motion carries. That will happen then. All right. Another step. Chippin' sill. We should be complete with all chip and sill. The roads were on schedule this week. The only team we have left is Fort Riddler Road. And Tenton Road from Fort Riddler to the underpass. Those will be done this week. If it doesn't, we won't spend doing to us. We only have three pay new projects left this year, which is two miles and stones and road. The Glenview Edition. Another wood creek edition. And we should be able to start catching up with the other stuff. Like the ditches and pipe zone grass cutting. And then we got an email from Endop that said that we'll open CCMG October 1st. It's going to be a one-million cap for counties that submit. It's going to be pretty compelling because the next year was when House Bill 1460 will, I believe, goes when they talk about real tax direct funding and all that stuff. So we are shovel ready. Whenever it comes out, I have my packet ready. I'll submit. And hopefully everything goes smooth. We'll get community across us. OK. And that's all I have, tell me. Do you have anything for me? Appreciate your work. Thank you. Thank you. Next on the agenda is emergency management, Valerie. Good morning.
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