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Cedar Falls council adopts alley reconstruction plan, passes ordinance and routine calendars
Summary
Council adopted plans for a 2026 alley reconstruction project estimated at $438,571, passed Ordinance No. 3,139 related to the North Cedar Estates urban renewal area, and approved routine consent and resolution calendar items.
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At the same meeting where the council approved the Riverplace development agreement, City Engineer David Wiecky presented the 2026 Alley reconstruction project, describing work on four alleys (three concrete and one permeable paver) and a total estimated cost of $438,571 to be funded by stormwater and street construction funds. Council had no public comment on the project and voted to adopt the plans and specifications by roll call.
Separately, the council passed Ordinance No. 3,139 on second consideration establishing that general property tax for the North Cedar Estates urban renewal area be paid to a special fund for payment of loans, bonds and indebtedness associated with that urban renewal area. The council also approved consent calendar items and most resolution calendar items, and approved item 14 (FY 2027 city council goals, work program and financial plan) while noting the strategic plan’s finalization will be completed internally by staff.
These votes were recorded as roll calls or unanimous voice votes where noted. The alley project will be funded from stormwater funds and street construction funds and will proceed to bidding and contract award per standard public works procedures.

