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Hutchinson to hold hearings on Edmonton Avenue assessment and 2026 street improvements; property owners were notified
Summary
The council will hold hearings March 24 to consider accepting bids, awarding contracts and adopting assessment rolls for the Edmonton Avenue project and the city's 2026 street improvement projects; affected property owners were notified and may speak at the hearings.
The Hutchinson City Council will hold public hearings at its March 24 meeting to decide whether to accept bids, award contracts and adopt assessment rolls for two street projects: the Edmonton Avenue improvement and the city's 2026 street improvement program.
City Administrator Yannick Hutchinson said the Edmonton Avenue agenda item includes acceptance of a bid and awarding of a contract, followed by adoption of an assessment roll. The council will treat the 2026 street improvement projects similarly: accepting bids, awarding contracts and adopting assessment rolls for properties directly affected by those projects.
Hutchinson told residents that property owners who are directly impacted “should have received a notice” and are invited to address the council with questions or concerns during the hearings. Adoption of assessment rolls would set the amounts to be charged to affected properties; Hutchinson did not specify dollar amounts or the number of properties in the transcript.
The hearings are scheduled as part of the March 24 agenda; if the council accepts bids and awards contracts, those actions would allow project work to proceed under the awarded agreements and assessments to be finalized.
