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Chippewa Falls council approves $68,880 riverfront riprap stabilization and path improvements on 4–2 vote
Summary
Council approved a $68,880 riprap stabilization and pedestrian/bike path improvement project funded with TIF dollars after discussion about bidding and project cost; vote was 4–2.
The Chippewa Falls Common Council on June 2 approved a riverfront riprap stabilization and pedestrian/bike path improvement project costing $68,880, to be paid for from Tax Increment Financing (TIF) funds. The motion was made by Rob Kiefer and John Monarski and passed on a roll-call vote of four ayes and two nays.
During discussion council members raised questions about bidding and the cost estimate for the project. The roll call recorded Aye votes from Rob Kiefer, John Monarski, Jody Marr and Dan Dixon, and No votes from Paul Nadreau and Tim Normand. The motion carried 4–2. The transcript records follow-up discussion about bidding and project cost but does not list further procurement details or a timeline for construction.
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