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Planning Commission forwards Six‑Year Capital Improvement Plan to City Council
Summary
DeWitt City Planning Commission accepted the Six-Year Capital Improvement Plan and voted unanimously to forward it to City Council after City Administrator Daniel Coss reviewed the plan and discussed grant opportunities.
The DeWitt City Planning Commission voted unanimously on Feb. 27, 2025, to accept the city’s Six-Year Capital Improvement Plan and forward it to the City Council for consideration. City Administrator Daniel Coss reviewed the plan with commissioners, answered their questions and explained grant opportunities connected with certain projects.
Why it matters: The Six-Year Capital Improvement Plan outlines anticipated capital projects and potential funding avenues that could affect project timelines and city budgeting. Forwarding the plan to City Council starts the next step of formal review and potential adoption at the council level.
Details: During the review, Administrator Daniel Coss responded to commissioners’ questions and described grant opportunities that may apply to specific projects in the plan. Commissioner Lee moved to accept and forward the plan; Commissioner Gackstetter seconded the motion, which passed unanimously with Commissioners Clement, VanDyke, Gackstetter and Lee recorded as present.
Next steps: The plan has been forwarded to City Council for its consideration; the transcript does not record City Council action or specific project approvals.
