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Madison City redevelopment commission approves $1.4 million in claims, including connector-trail pay apps

Madison City Redevelopment Commission · January 13, 2026
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The Madison City Redevelopment Commission on Jan. 13 approved claims totaling $1,404,080.52, clearing pay applications tied to the connector trail and routine bond payments; staff said pay application 4 and pay application 5 for the trail were included.

Madison City Redevelopment Commission members approved claims totaling $1,404,080.52 at their Jan. 13 meeting, moving forward payments for ongoing projects including excavation and paving for the connector trail.

Redevelopment staff member Tony said the claims packet includes several items tied to bond obligations and current construction: "pay application 4 and pay application 5 for the connector trail," and noted one pay application arrived after the last meeting and was added to catch up with the work. The presiding official called for and received a voice vote of "Aye" to approve the claims.

Commissioners did not record a roll-call tally in the minutes; the meeting reflects approval by unanimous voice vote. Staff said the claims cover both typical monthly disbursements and project-specific invoices tied to active projects, and that the commission will review a fuller reconciliation when the clerk's office closes out the prior year.

The commission is scheduled to meet again Feb. 10, when staff said it will provide a comprehensive 2025 recap intended to clarify how claims and year-end accounting interact.