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Council approves two land‑survey task orders; clerk explains records disposal on consent agenda

Salem City Council · May 13, 2026
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Summary

Council authorized two task orders with Toth & Associates for land surveying related to a lift‑station easement and a 9th Street right‑of‑way dedication; the clerk also explained a records‑disposal batch (107.25 cubic feet, documents 1995–2018) that was approved on the consent agenda.

The Salem City Council approved two separate task orders with Toth & Associates for professional land‑survey services.

Bill 3711 authorizes Task Order 3 to survey the easement at the Westwood Drive lift station (18 Westwood Drive) to determine whether the lift station lies inside the recorded easement. Council moved, seconded and voted to approve the task order.

Bill 3712 authorizes Task Order 4 to survey 9th Street for a right‑of‑way dedication; staff said the street along the southern border of a middle‑school property had never been officially dedicated, and dedicating the right‑of‑way would clear a potential obligation if a property donation and housing project move forward. The council moved, seconded and approved the task order.

Separately, the city clerk explained a records disposal item on the consent agenda: the current batch includes 107.25 cubic feet of documents spanning January 1995 through April 2018. The clerk said more batches will be brought forward and that the city plans to hire a shredding truck to destroy disposed records once approved.