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Council sets March 2 hearing for Carr Street special assessment after project cost review

Vermillion City Council · February 3, 2026
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Summary

City staff reported Carr Street construction costs of $586,369.78; the city will cover about $233,000 and property owners face roughly $381,000 in assessments. Council adopted a resolution to set a March 2, 2026 hearing on the assessment.

The council voted to set a public hearing March 2, 2026, on special assessments related to a portion of North Carr Street that was reconstructed last year.

Jose reviewed the project history: the city awarded the construction contract to Steve Harris Construction in February 2025, and the work was completed in October 2025 with final payment in November 2025. He said the total construction cost was $586,369.78, and that the city's share would be approximately $233,000 with the remainder — about $381,000 — assessed to affected property owners. Per state statute, the city must hold a public hearing so property owners may review and discuss assessed values and will be notified by mail and by a published notice.

Councilors sought clarification on budget comparisons; staff explained the assessable amount was under earlier estimates while the contracted amount exceeded budget estimates because of added items. After correcting a date typo in the resolution text and brief discussion, the council adopted the resolution to set the hearing.