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City administrator schedules Jan. 13 floodplain meeting; updates on street and water projects
Summary
City Administrator Steve asked the engineer to renew aging street estimates, described a water loop project in OCR Acres to upgrade some 4-inch lines to 8-inch with off-loop hookups, and announced a public floodplain meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 13 at 6 p.m. with Mount Martin engineers and a local insurance representative.
City Administrator Steve provided an update on long-term projects and scheduled a public floodplain information meeting for Tuesday, Jan. 13 at 6 p.m.
Steve said some street cost estimates were approaching a year old and he asked the city engineer to renew those estimates. Councilmembers asked whether a private developer (named in the discussion as Schubert Mitchell) could contribute to repair on Marie Lane; Steve said Marie Lane is a public street and multiple users (including delivery trucks) impact it, so he did not see a clear path to require developer reimbursement.
On water infrastructure, Steve described a planned loop in the OCR Acres area that will increase some 4-inch lines to 8-inch and provide hookups off the new loop; he said he would review drawings to confirm details. Steve said the Jan. 13 meeting will include engineers from Mount Martin and a local insurance representative to discuss federal floodplain changes and insurance options, and that the session will be open to any member of the public, especially property owners adjacent to or within the floodplain.
No funding totals or construction start dates were provided at the meeting.
