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Council directs staff to pursue TAP grant for trails and sidewalks; construction could occur this fall
Summary
Street Superintendent Mat Kahler told the council May 26 that TAP funds are available to build trails and sidewalks and requested direction; council directed staff to keep pursuing the grant and explore funding for remaining costs, with construction still possible this fall.
Street Superintendent Mat Kahler briefed the Huxley City Council in a work-session update on trails and sidewalks at the May 26 meeting and asked for further direction on funding and schedule.
Kahler said estimated costs for the trails and sidewalks projects had been prepared and that Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) funds were available for the work. He requested the council’s direction to pursue the TAP grant and to explore options for funding any remaining project costs.
Following the presentation, the council directed staff to continue pursuing the TAP grant and to investigate other funding options to cover remaining costs. Kahler told the council construction could still occur this fall if funding is secured. The minutes do not provide dollar amounts or the specific scope of the sidewalks and trails to be built; those details are not specified in the meeting record.
Staff follow-up will include grant application steps and funding options analysis; the minutes do not list a project timeline or final funding commitments.
