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Granite Falls staff report multiple public-works updates including wastewater plant and Stanley Street projects

City of Granite Falls City Council · April 1, 2026
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Summary

City staff reported progress on the Wastewater Treatment Plant project, a new water fountain and camera options at Jim Holm Park, H&H Market and McDaniel's updates, and Stanley Street sidewalk and grant activity; the Stilly Way sinkhole was fixed.

City staff on April 3 briefed the council on a series of public works and infrastructure items, including progress updates on the Wastewater Treatment Plant project and multiple street and park projects.

City Manager Brent Kirk reviewed the Wastewater Treatment Plant project status and said staff are continuing project work (the minutes do not list contract amounts or a schedule). Kirk also highlighted a planned new water fountain at Jim Holm Park and discussed IT options for installing a camera system at the park to improve safety and oversight.

Staff reported updates on private development-related matters including the H&H Market and McDaniel's projects. The council was told that the Stilly Way sinkhole has been fixed. The Stanley Street sidewalk project and a Complete Streets/TIB grant application were discussed as ongoing priorities; staff also noted a 12-inch storm line at the FSX property as a related stormwater work item.

No formal council action or public comment on these projects was recorded in the minutes; the items appeared as informational staff reports.