8 March 17, 2010 Your Hometown Newspaper Bath County News-Outlook
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$360,000 Set Aside for Downtown Owingsville Revitalization
By: Harry Patrick Since it will be a "nistoric"
After a long hiatus, the
Downtown Revitalization
Project for Owingsville is
back up and running.
In a special-called meeting
Thursday night, March 11,
2010, with Mayor Kincaid
and three representatives
(Abby Jones, Wayne Sim-
mons and Jim Wade) from
Nesbitt Engineering of Lex-
ington present, it was an-
nounced that $300,000 from
a Transportation Enhance-
ment Grant (T-21 grant)
would be used to renovate
downtown Owingsville, with
the city and county pitch-
ing in $60,000 in matching
funds.
Using two exhibits, Jones
gave an overall account of
how the money would be
used and what parts of down-
town would be affected.
These are the areas that
will be re-done -- from Brooks
Alley, East to and including
South Court, down Slate Av-
enue, to stop just beyond the
Richie Hunt Funeral Home,
down East Main to and in-
eluding North Court.
project, the Heritage Foun-
dation, which allotted the
money, is concerned with
"the look" of the finished
product, such as benches,
lights, fencing, ironworks,
etc. The Foundation dis-
missed Owingsville's first
plans that were submit-
ted. In the meantime, city
and county administration
changed and the Renais-
sance Committee (what it
was called the first-time
around) had to start over.
In a breakdown of mon-
ey to be spent, Jones said
$150,000 will be spent on
decorative iron wrought fenc-
es in front of the businesses
on Main Street and $10,000
will be spent on a fountain in
front of the courthouse.
Other items to be put in
- a bicycle rack in front of
the Library; a brick platform
in '"Iqae Pockef' to be used
for future concert events
and trash cans and benches
for the courthouse lawn and
several trees in front of the
courthouse. When asked
if those trees would block
the view of an event taking
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place on Main Street, Jones
said, '"To some extent, but
there will be spaces between
the trees and the trees will
only be seven feet tall."
Five streetlights, in the
designated parameter of the
renovation, will be changed
to lamps with soft glows.
The electrical wires for those
lamps will be placed under-
ground.
In conclusion, Mayor Kin-
caid said, 'fl'he exhibits will
be at City Hall until July i,
2010, which is the kick-off for
the 150 days of construction,
so if you have any questions,
you can view the exhibits at
any time. There will be Nes-
bitt inspectors on job sites at
all times to make sure the
jobs are being done right.
There is a chance there
won't be enough money to
renovate North Court. If the
contractor's prices for the
other areas are acceptable,
the North Court area will be
done. We are highly optimis-
tic North Court will be reno-
vated also."
After several questions
from the audience, the meet-
ing adjourned at 8:30.
Dear Friends,
I would like to take this time
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my father, Harold Wayne Hunt.
My father will be an excel-
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is kind, caring and a good citi-
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lowing testimony from
Kenneth Scarberry of
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partment of Agricul-
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