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Council reestablishes 6-year Transportation Improvement Program following public hearing
Summary
After a public hearing with no public testimony, the Granite Falls City Council approved Resolution 2025-01 reestablishing the city's 6-year Transportation Improvement Program; exhibits were entered into the record.
The Granite Falls City Council held a public hearing on Resolution 2025-01 to reestablish the city’s 6-year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). Public Works Director Charles White explained the purpose of the TIP and answered Council questions. The public testimony portion was opened, received no comments, and was closed by Mayor Hartman. Council then approved Resolution 2025-01 (moved by Councilmember David Griggs, seconded by Councilmember Steven Glenn); the minutes record the motion as carried.
City Clerk Darla Wilkins submitted exhibits into the record including the TIP map-list, the public hearing notice, verification of posting, an affidavit of publication, and the resolution packet. The minutes do not record specific changes to the TIP map-list in the text of the minutes; the resolution and exhibits in the record contain those details.
The resolution reestablishes the TIP as the city’s planning list for transportation projects; the minutes do not record a roll-call vote tally.
