DOTHAN, Ala. (WDNews) — Dothan commissioners will consider applying for state funding to help pay for an additional eastbound lane on U.S. 84, also known as West Main Street.
The proposed project would stretch from John D. Odom Road to North Shady Lane, according to documents included with the commission’s Nov. 3 agenda.
Construction, engineering and inspection costs are estimated at $2,432,657.90.
The city would seek funding through the Alabama Department of Transportation’s Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement Program-II, known as ATRIP-II.
The proposed resolution lists a maximum state contribution of $2 million. Dothan’s estimated share would be $432,657.90.
If approved, the resolution would authorize the city to submit the funding application and allow the mayor to sign related documents.
Approval of the application would not mean state funding has been awarded. The proposed resolution does not provide a construction start or completion date.
