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Salem committee approves five-year Capital Improvement Plan for 2027–2031
Summary
The City of Salem Committee on Administration and Finance voted unanimously by show of hands on June 25 to approve the proposed five-year Capital Improvement Plan for 2027–2031 after earlier departmental briefings; Councilor King made the motion and Councilor Flynn seconded.
The City of Salem Committee on Administration and Finance voted on June 25 to approve the proposed five-year Capital Improvement Plan covering 2027–2031.
Councilor King opened the formal action by saying, "I move to approve the 5-year CIP plan." Councilor Flynn seconded the motion. Chair Davis called for a show of hands and announced, "I see five hands including my own. The matter carries," formally adopting the plan.
The presiding officer told members the vote was being taken at this meeting because it had been scheduled for June 10 but was not previously finalized. Committee members had previously heard presentations from department heads on their portions of the CIP; the June 25 vote completed the committee's formal approval step.
No discussion or recorded questions followed the motion. The transcript records attendance that included councilors Hapworth and President Merkel participating from the committee of the whole.
After the approval, Councilor King moved to adjourn. The motion passed by the same show of hands and the committee adjourned.
The approval authorizes the committee to forward the adopted five-year CIP 2027–2031 as required by the city's procedures; the transcript does not specify subsequent steps, implementation dates, or budgetary totals for the plan.
