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Melbourne council approves $43,612 InRoads street-repair contract; pool manager may host coffee truck
Summary
On June 2 the Melbourne City Council approved a $43,612 contract with InRoads to repave streets and repair potholes, noting the city budgeted $50,000 for the work; council also agreed the pool manager may invite a coffee truck during swim lessons, with a caution to avoid vendor fees.
Melbourne City Council approved a $43,612 bid from InRoads on June 2 to repave streets and repair potholes, staying within the $50,000 the city budgeted for the 2026–27 fiscal year. Clerk Mary Pothast presented the bid and confirmed the work will follow the map Council member Gary Fricke provided. The motion to accept the bid was made by Josh Fuller and seconded by Opperman; the motion passed with all ayes.
During the same discussion, Tiffany Wade, the pool manager, asked about allowing a coffee truck to operate in the pool parking lot during swim lessons. Council members expressed informal support; Fuller suggested Wade confirm whether a vendor fee would apply. Votes at a glance: agenda approval (motion by Beth Smith, second by Gary Fricke) — all ayes; building permit for 201 Main Street (motion by Gary Fricke, second by Beth Smith) — all ayes; InRoads street-repair contract (motion by Josh Fuller, second by Opperman) — all ayes; adjournment (motion by Opperman, second by Beth Smith) — all ayes. The meeting adjourned at 5:25 p.m.
