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Council adopts 2026–2030 capital plan to guide 2027 budget and grant applications
Summary
Council adopted the city's 2026–2030 capital improvement plan, which prioritizes facilities, parks, trails and adds a 2028 water-line project; staff said the plan frames the 2027 budget and supports grant applications.
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City staff presented the 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Plan as the council's annual roadmap for upcoming facility and infrastructure needs. Staff said the plan helps prioritize projects, informs the 2027 budget process and is useful for grant applications; the only substantive addition since the prior meeting was a proposed water-line for 2028 tied to a block community and fire-system needs.
Council discussed key entries including park developments (Jack Paulson Park improvements were noted), a bike-path extension from South University to South Crawford, and building renovations. Staff said changes since the May 18 meeting were limited to typographical and formatting edits and the new water-line entry.
Councilor Price moved to adopt the 2026–2030 capital plan; the motion carried by voice vote. Adoption establishes the plan as the starting point for budget deliberations and for staff to pursue grant opportunities tied to listed projects.

