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Kennett City staff report progress on Lloyd, Quiver and College Avenue projects; MoDOT disbursement noted
Summary
City staff updated the council on multiple street projects including Lloyd Street, Quiver Street and College Avenue, referenced a federal grant requirement, engineering work and a Missouri Department of Transportation disbursement; local share reported about $3,000 for a Floyd Street item and a $13,000 payment was discussed.
Kennett City staff briefed the council on updates to several street projects, including Lloyd Street, Quiver Street and College Avenue, and discussed payment and engineering steps for work on Floyd Street. Staff said the city received a disbursement from the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) and paid its contractors, with the city's share for one Floyd Street item described as about $3,000 and an associated $13,000 figure discussed during the meeting.
During the update, a staff member listed project updates for Lloyd Street, Quiver Street and College Avenue. Another speaker said that project engineering had been completed for Floyd Street and that certain payments had been made: “So they've been paid. So I just I just got that set up with Modot. Paid and like, we got that disbursement from Modot. And we paid them. Our part was, like, 3,000,” the staff member said.
Council discussion included questions about why a federal grant requirement appeared in project materials. One speaker described confusion about a federal grant requirement and said it had not previously been required that year. The transcript also records a complaint that crews had dug holes in private yards — described as roughly 10 inches square and about 6 inches deep — and left them open.
No motion or formal vote on the projects or additional funding was recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. Staff referenced ongoing engineering requirements and coordination with MoDOT, indicating the projects are advancing through technical and payment steps rather than being finalized by a council vote in this segment.
