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Carlisle council approves 28E with Iowa DOT to add five-year term to primary-road maintenance agreement
Summary
The council approved a 28E agreement with the Iowa Department of Transportation that adds a five-year term to an existing maintenance and repair agreement for primary roads inside Carlisle; no operational responsibilities were changed.
The Carlisle City Council approved a 28E agreement on May 26 with the Iowa Department of Transportation that adds a five-year term to an existing agreement governing maintenance and repair of primary roads within city limits.
City Administrator Deven Markley told the council the DOT requested the finite term amid a leadership transition and review of similar agreements; the change does not alter responsibilities under the prior arrangement. A motion by Andrya Carter, seconded by Tracey McAvoy, carried on roll call vote to approve the 28E.
Why it matters: the 28E sets the contractual framework for road maintenance responsibilities between the city and the state DOT; defining a term clarifies the agreement’s duration and review cycle.
No operational changes or new funding obligations were reported at the meeting. The resolution was approved with a unanimous roll call vote (4-0).
