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Granite Falls council adopts 2026 Capital Improvement Plan and six-year transportation program
Summary
The Granite Falls City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-09 on June 17, 2026, adopting the city's 2026 Capital Improvement Plan and Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program after staff submitted a corrected Exhibit A; no public testimony was given.
Mayor Matthew Hartman presided as the Granite Falls City Council opened and closed a public hearing and unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-09, which adopts the city's 2026 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) and Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The council voted to approve the resolution following staff's distribution of a corrected Exhibit A to the draft resolution.
City Clerk Darla Wilkins entered five hearing exhibits into the record, including a public hearing notice, proof of posting, an affidavit of publication, the draft Resolution No. 2026-09, and Exhibit A. Public Works Director Charles White told the council an error had been found in the prior Exhibit A and that a new, corrected list was distributed; he also noted that the city's CIP was included in the resolution for the first time this year. Mayor Hartman opened the public testimony period; no members of the public signed up to speak and the testimony portion was closed.
Mayor Pro Tem David Griggs moved to approve Resolution 2026-09 and adopt the CIP and TIP; Councilmember Tom FitzGerald seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously (Ayes: Matthew Hartman, Tom FitzGerald, Steven Glenn, David Griggs, Bruce Straughn). The resolution formally places the city's six-year transportation priorities and capital projects in the municipal record and authorizes staff to proceed with the items listed in the adopted documents.
The action follows standard local practice for TIP/CIP adoption: staff provided supporting exhibits and a corrected projects list at the hearing, the council afforded the public an opportunity to comment, and the council voted to adopt the plan. The record does not show any amendments to the draft resolution or conditions attached to its adoption. The council did not take further formal action at the meeting to implement individual projects; any project-level contracting or funding steps will proceed under separate staff recommendations or future council actions.
