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Glendale approves updated cost share for Green Bay Avenue resurfacing
Summary
Council approved a state municipal financial agreement for resurfacing Green Bay Avenue; staff said the city's share of design and requested local improvements is about $675,500 under a 75/25 split.
The Glendale Common Council approved the city’s participation in a state municipal financial agreement for resurfacing work on Green Bay Avenue (Highway 57) from Silver Spring North to Fairlane.
City Administrator Carl updated the council that the project cost had risen from earlier estimates and that the city's share (under a typical 75/25 state/city split) was roughly $675,500. He said the city’s 25% obligation covers design work and local improvements requested by the city, such as modified bump‑outs and additional crosswalks.
Council moved to authorize the agreement; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. No roll‑call tally was recorded in the transcript.
Staff did not provide a detailed line‑item funding breakdown at the meeting; councilors asked questions and then approved the financial agreement so the state can proceed with resurfacing and included local requests.
