Submit compliance forms to receive $1.2 million in street repair funds
Resolution 58-17
In Plain English
Richmond must file annual growth management reports with the county transportation authority to qualify for state road funding. The city missed filing its 2014 and 2015 reports, blocking access to allocated street maintenance money. If approved, Richmond receives its delayed funding for pothole repairs and road improvements.
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