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Canby council orders engineering work for Maple and Lexington street extension
Summary
The Canby City Council adopted Resolution 2025-03-05-01 to order improvements and designate Bolton & Menk as engineer for proposed extensions of Maple Avenue and Lexington Avenue, and declared intent to reimburse costs from tax‑exempt bonds.
The Canby City Council on March 5 adopted Resolution No. 2025-03-05-01 to order improvements related to the extension of Maple Avenue and Lexington Avenue and to begin preparation of engineering plans.
The resolution records that a petition requesting the improvement was presented by property owners on Nov. 6, 2024, and cites a report from Bolton & Menk describing proposed Improvement No. 11-6-2024. The council designated Bolton & Menk as the engineer to prepare plans and specifications for the project and stated its official intent to reimburse the costs of the improvement from proceeds of tax‑exempt bonds.
Council action to adopt the resolution was moved by Denise Hanson and seconded by Susan Cram; the council voted unanimously in favor. The resolution was adopted March 5, 2025.
The resolution text references the petition of abutting property owners, the engineering report received Nov. 6, 2024, and the improvement numbering used by the engineering firm (Improvement No. 11-6-2024). The council did not provide a construction schedule, project cost estimate, or funding source breakdown beyond the declared intent to seek reimbursement via tax‑exempt bonds.
Next steps recorded in the meeting: Bolton & Menk will prepare plans and specifications for the improvement. The council did not set a public hearing date or authorize construction bidding at this meeting.
