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Mr. Papke noted he included budgetary estimates. NOACA has committed about$2.4 million to the project,with the County providing about$485,000 and the City of Lakewood contributing about$423,000. Chairman Rader asked what the city's $423,000 would cover of the project. Mr. Papke stated it covers an 80/20 split between construction and construction administration. He stated the design work is typically 100% on the city, however in this case the county is picking up 60% of the design cost. Chairman Rader asked whether the figure aligned with what was budgeted for it in the capital projects budget. Mr. Papke confirmed that it would come out of the standard $1.5 million designated for resurfacing. Upon further questioning from Chairman Rader, he added that the county's contribution may help free up some capacity for other resurfacings. Councilmember Bullock and Engineer Papke spoke on the benefits of cost sharing involved in the project and the expansion of bike lanes. Future linkages to the bike lanes are to be implemented and explored, such as Riverside Dr.to the Metroparks. Chairman Rader inquired whether the resolution language was similar to other agreements where cost sharing was implemented in the past. Mr. Papke indicated that the resolution reflected Lakewood's typical agreements with the county. Chairman Rader made a motion, seconded by Councilmember Bullock to recommend Resolution 2020-48 to the full Council for adoption. A roll call vote was taken as follows: Yeas - Bullock, Rader, Shachner Nays - None All in favor. Motion passed. Resolution 2020-48 was referred to the full Council for adoption. The meeting was adjourned at 7:47 p.m.