Committee member says Mac Canyon Road homeowners will allow city agreement if residents are not charged

The chair said Monday that homeowners on Mac Canyon Road have told city representatives they are willing to enter into an agreement allowing the city to proceed with work or access "as long as they don't have to pay for anything." The comment came during the open session, when members discussed follow-up steps for a posting that had not been publicized.

Why it matters: The chair described a change in a road measurement that affected the discussion — "so it's a 108 all the way down because right now it's only less than 90 actually, I would say" — and framed homeowners' willingness to allow a city agreement as conditional on residents not being charged. The meeting did not specify who would cover costs or how the agreement would be formalized.

What was said: The chair, speaking from firsthand outreach, said they "went up and talked to the folks that actually have a home up there and they're willing to, allow that to happen." The chair added the payment condition: "they're willing to enter into an agreement with the city as long as they don't have to pay for anything." Committee member (S2) acknowledged the arrangement.

Next steps: Committee member (S3) indicated they would speak to the individual after the meeting to follow up; no formal motion or vote concerning the Mac Canyon Road agreement was recorded in the transcript.

Details: The transcript records the measurement discussion but does not specify what the numbers refer to (for example, width, length, or a meter reading) or identify funding sources or a timeline for any city action. Those details were not specified during the session.