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Council clears necessity for 2025 curb and sidewalk repair program; assessment ordinances presented at first reading
Summary
Council adopted Resolution 15-2025 declaring the necessity for the 2025 curb and sidewalk repair program (named streets listed). The city presented first readings of ordinances establishing two-, five- and ten-year assessments and a supplemental appropriation for 2025; the assessments list and totals were attached as exhibits.
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The council approved Resolution 15-2025, declaring the necessity of the city’s 2025 curb and sidewalk repair program. City Manager Holloway and staff identified the streets included in this year’s program as Grey Goose Court, Mansion House Court, Orchard Hill Drive (west of Alex Road), 2603 Ridgecrest Drive, Sherwood Forest Drive, Trumpet Drive, and Yeoman Court; the resolution references a full property listing attached as Exhibit A.
Councilmember Bridal moved to approve Resolution 15-2025; the motion was seconded and carried on roll call (see Actions). The resolution declares the city’s intent to proceed with repairs under the municipal assessment process.
City staff then presented three related ordinances as first readings: Ordinance 37-92 (two-year assessments for the 2024 curb and sidewalk program; total assessments $40,639.83), Ordinance 37-93 (five-year assessments; total $171,366.62) and Ordinance 37-94 (ten-year assessments; total $157,401.89). Each ordinance notes the work is complete and attaches a property listing as Exhibit A; all three were presented for first reading and will return to council at a future meeting for action.
Council also received Ordinance 37-95, a first reading of supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 2025. Finance Director Duffy’s memo was included in the packet; no appropriation vote occurred at this meeting.
A councilmember asked staff whether inflation had affected sidewalk program costs from 2023 to 2025; staff said prices are rising and offered to provide further detail. Council members were invited to contact staff with questions about assessment tracking and financial categorization.
Votes at a glance: Resolution 15-2025 was adopted; the assessment ordinances were presented as first readings (no final vote taken).
