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DDA approves $9,500 tree-trimming contract, adjusts fiscal lines; discusses TIF options
Summary
At the March 17 Downtown Development Authority meeting members approved a $9,500 contract to prune downtown trees, agreed to increase the landscape-maintenance budget to $20,000 for next fiscal year, and discussed tax increment financing as a long-term funding option; the board also reviewed a planned monument payment of $17,004.25.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) on March 17 approved a $9,500 contract with Aspen Tree Service to prune trees in the district and directed staff on several budget-line adjustments ahead of the 2025–26 fiscal-year submission.
Brandy, the DDA’s financial staff representative, told the board the masonry monument project remains in progress and that an additional payment of $17,004.25 will likely be paid before the fiscal year ends. "I will plan for that additional payment of $17,004.25 to clear before the end of this fiscal year," she said.
On budget lines for 2025–26, the board agreed to keep…
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