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University City council approves 2025–27 work plan, adds Midland Boulevard parking and proposes city flag
Summary
The University City City Council approved a 2025–27 work plan that adds parking along Midland Boulevard near Reby Park and a proposed city flag; councilmembers discussed which projects are tracked in the work plan versus the capital improvement program.
University City council approved a proposed 2025–27 work plan on Feb. 10, 2025, adding two projects: parking spaces along Midland Boulevard near Reby Park and the creation of a city flag.
City Manager Mr. Rose presented the work plan and described the two additions, saying the document “adds 2 proposed projects when compared to the work plan that was presented to you during a recent study session,” including the Midland Boulevard parking and a city flag proposal.
Mayor Pro Tem Smotherson and other councilmembers asked why some active projects were not listed in the work plan. Council members were told the work plan is not an exhaustive list and that projects already approved and included in the capital improvement program — such as Miller Park and Groby Road — might not appear on the work plan but remain tracked through CIP processes.
Council member Teeman moved to approve the work plan; Council member Clay seconded. The motion passed with the ayes prevailing.
Councilmembers agreed staff could add or remove projects at the request of the council and that quarterly reporting remains available for major capital projects already in the CIP.
The work-plan packet included the two new items and staff said they will respond to any council requests to add further projects to the tracked list.
