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Council adopts Resolution 2026-13 lowering projected special assessment rates after lower bids
Summary
After City Engineer Bill McElroy reported that construction bids were lower than expected, the council approved Resolution #2026-13, which recalculates 2026 special assessment invoices with an estimated 10–15% reduction from earlier projections.
The Chippewa Falls Common Council approved Resolution #2026-13 on May 5, 2026, adopting revised 2026 special assessment rates after City Engineer Bill McElroy reported that recent project bids were lower than projected.
McElroy told the council that bids came in lower than expected and that he had recalculated related invoices to reflect a roughly 10–15% reduction from earlier projections. Councilmember Rob Kiefer moved to approve Resolution #2026‑13, which the council adopted by roll call (ayes recorded: Kiefer, Marr, Hull, Dixon, Nadreau, Normand and Monarski).
The resolution updates the special‑assessment calculations used to bill affected property owners for applicable 2026 projects; the minutes do not list the specific parcels or assessment amounts. The council did not record an effective date for the change in the minutes.
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