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Cedar Falls council adopts five-year capital improvements plan; trails supporters pledge private funds for Prairie Lakes repaving
Summary
The Cedar Falls City Council unanimously adopted a five-year Capital Improvements Program after a public hearing. Trail advocates praised several projects and pledged private contributions toward the Prairie Lakes trail repaving.
The Cedar Falls City Council adopted its five-year Capital Improvements Program (CIP) on Jan. 21 after a public hearing and staff presentation, voting unanimously to move the planning document forward as the basis for the FY2026 budget.
The CIP, described by staff as a planning document that guides project priorities, lists 214 projects and—per the packet—totals more than $4.73 million. Director of Parks and Recreation Jen Rodenbeck told council the FY2026 column will be folded into the budget that later returns to council for review and two required public hearings.
Why it matters: the CIP sets the…
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