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Wymore council approves changes to 1- and 6-Year Plan after public hearing
Summary
At its July 16 meeting the Wymore City Council approved amendments to the city—s 1- and 6-Year Plan after a public hearing in which Utilities Superintendent Tim Sedlacek outlined the revisions. The changes were approved by motion and will guide planned street and infrastructure projects.
Wymore — The Wymore City Council unanimously approved changes to the city—s 1- and 6-Year Plan on July 16 following a public hearing. Utilities Superintendent Tim Sedlacek explained the proposed updates to the plan and council members expressed gratitude for his oversight.
The council opened a public hearing on the plan amendments and heard an explanation from Tim Sedlacek, identified in the record as the Utilities Superintendent. After discussion, the council closed the hearing and, by motion, approved the changes to the 1- and 6-Year Plan.
The amendments affect the city—s short- and medium-term infrastructure priorities, including planned street work and related scheduling; council members thanked Sedlacek for managing the projects. The changes are intended to align project timelines with grant and construction schedules.
The council also set a budget meeting for 7 p.m. on July 30 to continue fiscal planning tied to upcoming projects.
Provenance: The topic was first introduced and concluded in the transcript during the public hearing on the 1- and 6-Year Plan.
