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Council previews Q2 capital‑investment updates; requests more detail on MOC, Evans Creek and pavement management
Summary
Staff said they will return a staff report on July 15 with Q2 updates to the capital investment program. Council members asked for specific updates on the MOC project and schedule, the Evans Creek project status, and a pavement management overview tied to performance metrics and the city’s environmental dashboard.
Deputy Director Garcia and project staff told the committee they will return a staff report on July 15 with the city’s Q2 Capital Investment Program updates and invited council feedback on which projects to highlight.
Council members asked for details on several priorities. The MOC (major project referenced in the packet) drew particular attention: council asked when the next public update will occur and requested staff bring the public along in the presentation. One council member referenced a modeling number of "225000" used in discussions and asked how far that amount would go against project priorities; staff said interviews with finalists for the project teams are complete and that more details will be presented in the staff report.
Council members also requested an update on the Evans Creek project, an overview of the pavement management plan (the city is mid‑process on a pavement management plan), and a linkage between CIP updates and the city’s environmental sustainability dashboard metrics where relevant. Staff said they will gather questions and provide a fuller staff report at the July 15 meeting.
Committee members raised no objection to returning the report July 15 and noted several projects have contracts underway or nearing completion.
