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Kimberly board approves curb extensions for three rapid flashing beacon crossings
Summary
Trustees approved curb extensions and funding allocations totaling $75,570.50 for three rapid flashing beacon pedestrian crossings, using a mix of Transportation Utility Sidewalks Fund, TID 6 Sidewalks, and Storm Sewer Capital Project funds. Motion passed unanimously.
The Village of Kimberly Board approved curb extensions at three locations to support rapid flashing beacon pedestrian crossings on Nov. 11.
Trustee Marcia Trentlage moved and Trustee Lee Hammen seconded approval of the curb work, with a total contract amount of $75,570.50. The board identified funding across three accounts: $35,830.30 from the Transportation Utility Sidewalks Fund, $23,435.70 from TID 6 Sidewalks, and $16,304.50 from Storm Sewer Capital Project Expenses. The motion carried by unanimous vote.
The board did not record public comment on the project during the hearing. Public Works staff and McMahon representative Brad Werner were present at the meeting; the board directed staff to schedule the curb work and coordinate installation of the rapid flashing beacons in line with the approved funding.
