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Council approves sidewalk café contingency, boat launch repairs and business park master planning
Summary
Prescott approved contingent sidewalk café permits for Twisted Oak and The Corner Italian (joint layout required within 30 days), authorized $62,052 in boat launch repairs with Luke Busker Masonry, and contracted Ayres Associates for a $11,000 master plan visualization for the Prescott Business Park funded by TID #6.
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The Prescott City Council approved several local projects and permit actions on June 22. Alderperson Lindsey Sorenson and others secured approval for sidewalk cafés for Twisted Oak and The Corner Italian contingent upon a jointly signed site layout addressing ADA concerns to be submitted within 30 days; Mayor Gerke said he facilitated an agreement limiting each business to three outdoor tables.
Council approved a revised $62,052 proposal from Luke Busker Masonry for repairs and maintenance to the non-motorized boat launch at the end of Lake Street; the earlier proposal had been $72,375 before the committee removed some items to conserve funds. Work will include replacement of sidewalks and stairs, tuckpointing of fieldstone walls and related concrete work; funding will come from Capital Fund dollars repaid from TID #4.
Separately, the council approved a professional services agreement with Ayres Associates, Inc. for master planning concepts and a three-dimensional visualization package for the approximately 150-acre Prescott Business Park. Ayres’ contract is expected to cost about $11,000 and be completed in roughly three months; funding is provided through TID #6.
Ending: These approvals advance several minor capital and permitting matters intended to support downtown activity, park access, and economic development planning.
