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Board approves Sidewalk Improvement District D24-1 after City Engineer reports slower participation
Summary
City Engineer David Juma presented the annual Sidewalk Improvement District (D24-1), said homeowner opt-in participation has slowed, and the Special Assessment Board approved the plan unanimously by voice vote.
City Engineer David Juma presented the annual Sidewalk Improvement District plan (D24-1) and recommended the board approve the program for this year, noting homeowner participation has been slower than in previous years. The program is optional: homeowners request sidewalk work, the city and homeowner collaborate on a survey and estimate, the homeowner approves the work, and the final cost is assessed to the homeowner’s property.
The board approved the plan on a motion by Mark Barstad, seconded by Jory Meyer. The measure passed by unanimous voice vote. The board did not record individual roll-call tallies in the minutes.
The decision allows staff to proceed with the planned surveys and construction scheduling for properties enrolled in D24-1; affected homeowners will receive assessment notices once final costs are calculated and confirmed.
