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Mount Vernon council authorizes $682,872 for street overlays using motor fuel tax funds
Summary
The council approved Resolution #2025-22 to allocate $682,872 in Motor Fuel Tax funds for multiple asphalt overlay projects across Mount Vernon this spring and summer, listing specific street segments to be resurfaced.
The Mount Vernon City Council voted unanimously April 21 to authorize $682,872 in Motor Fuel Tax funds for contracted asphalt overlay projects across the city.
Acting City Manager Nathan McKenna presented Resolution #2025-22, which allocates the funds to resurfacing projects including North Water Tower (42nd Street to cul-de-sac), 22nd Street (Broadway to Logan Street), Plum Avenue (Veterans Memorial Drive to Lime Avenue), Blackberry Street (34th Street to Apple Avenue), Lincolnshire Drive, Jordan Street (10th Street to 4th Street), SE Crescent and 33rd Street (Broadway to SW Crescent). Council Member Ray Botch moved approval; Council Member Donte Moore seconded. The motion carried with all members voting yes.
The resolution directs Motor Fuel Tax revenue to contracted overlay work scheduled for the spring and summer construction season. No public comment on the resolution was recorded at the meeting.
Resolution #2025-22 passed during the regular meeting held in the Mount Vernon City Council Chamber.
