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Liberty Lake council approves pavement master plan, final plat and recreation contracts in unanimous votes
Summary
Council approved a pavement master plan for incorporation into the comprehensive plan, authorized a three‑year USTA tennis agreement, and approved Resolution 26‑283 (River Crossing final plat), with all motions passing unanimously. Council described the pavement plan as central to upcoming capital budgeting.
At its March 17 meeting the Liberty Lake City Council approved a set of planning and operational items, including incorporating a pavement master plan into the city’s comprehensive master plan, authorizing a three‑year tennis recreation agreement with USTA PNW, and adopting Resolution 26‑283 approving the River Crossing final plat.
Council thanked Public Works Director Ben for the pavement master plan and noted the document’s role in informing future capital spending. "The utility of the pavement master plan is an important part of our upcoming capital plan," Mayor Pro Tem Dunn observed, calling the plan a tool for scheduling significant expenses.
The pavement master plan was approved for incorporation into the comprehensive master plan by a 6‑0 vote. Council then authorized a three‑year recreation agreement with the U.S. Tennis Association PNW to provide tennis lessons in city parks; the motion passed 6‑0 with Jen and staff available to answer questions.
Council also considered Resolution 26‑283 approving the final plat of River Crossing (third edition), described by council as a routine planning action documenting residential growth. The resolution was adopted 6‑0 after no public comment was offered.
Council handled the items sequentially through motions and recorded unanimous support on each. Staff said the pavement plan will be used in capital planning and that additional public outreach and project prioritization will follow.
