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Lake City council adopts resolution authorizing mayor to apply for ARDOT sidewalk grant
Summary
The Lake City Council on April 21 adopted Resolution No. 2025-4-21, authorizing Mayor Cameron Tate to apply for an ARDOT federal-aid transportation alternatives grant to fund sidewalks on 4th Street from Catfish Drive to Rebel Drive near Riverside School; the vote was unanimous, 6–0.
Lake City — The Lake City Council on April 21 approved Resolution No. 2025-4-21, authorizing Mayor Cameron Tate to apply for an ARDOT federal-aid transportation alternatives program grant to install sidewalks on 4th Street from Catfish Drive to Rebel Drive, the stretch serving Riverside School.
Mayor Cameron Tate presented the need for sidewalks to the council and asked for formal authority to submit the grant application. City Clerk Lisa Sitz read Resolution No. 2025-4-21 aloud to the council before members voted to adopt it.
Councilmember Brenda Hutcheson moved to have the clerk read the resolution; Councilmember Kasey Eakins moved to adopt the resolution. The motions carried unanimously, 6–0. The record does not specify the total estimated project cost or the application timeline.
The action gives the mayor the authority to pursue federal-aid transportation alternatives program funds through ARDOT. The council did not place additional conditions on the application in the meeting record. The next procedural step is the mayor’s submission of the grant application to ARDOT; the transcript provides no detail on when that application will be filed or whether local matching funds would be required.
