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Town manager updates council on FEMA-funded repairs and proposes Lakeside Landing parking expansion
Summary
Town Manager Jordan McClung updated the Glenburn Town Council on FEMA-funded repairs to Phillips Road and proposed extending Lakeside Landing’s parking by three acres, asking to draw up to $25,000 from the Lakeside Landing capital account; the council approved the expenditure.
Jordan McClung, the town manager, told the Glenburn Town Council on April 10 that FEMA-funded work has repaired the Phillips Road washout caused by the 2022 storms and that upgrades at Lakeside Landing have been completed or are underway.
McClung said he wants to extend the Lakeside Landing parking area by roughly three acres and proposed funding the work from the town’s Lakeside Landing capital account. Council member Mr. Roma moved to allow McClung to spend up to $25,000 from that account for the upgrades; Mr. Day seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.
McClung also reviewed the revenue side of the municipal budget for fiscal year 2025–2026, outlining the revenue streams that will support next year’s spending plan. The minutes record the presentation of the revenue overview but do not include detailed line items or projected totals in the text provided.
Why it matters: The parking expansion at Lakeside Landing aims to increase capacity at a town recreational access point, and using the Lakeside capital account directs funds already set aside for that facility rather than general fund revenue. The budget revenue review is a precursor to the council’s formal budget deliberations.
What happens next: The motion authorizing expenditure was approved at the meeting; the minutes do not provide a construction timeline or contractor details. Further budget hearings or council actions may follow as the town advances design and procurement for the parking extension.
