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Normal approves $188 million six-year capital improvement plan after CIP presentation
Summary
The Normal Town Council on Jan. 5 accepted a six-year Capital Improvement Plan totaling about $188 million covering transportation, utilities, parks, facilities and fleet replacement; council approved the plan by roll call and staff flagged water and sewer capital shortfalls that may require future rate increases.
The Normal Town Council on Jan. 5 voted to accept a six-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for fiscal years 2025/26 through 2030/31 totaling approximately $188,000,000.
The plan, introduced by staff presenter Mister Hune, focuses largest spending on transportation projects and includes investments across operating assets, water and sewer infrastructure, parks and facilities, and stormwater. “This, of course, is just the capital project piece of that overall five‑year spending plan,” Mister Hune said during the presentation, explaining the CIP is intended to manage major community assets and provide transparency on project timing and…
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