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CRA board records consensus to build five-foot sidewalks near school
Summary
During a March 2 Keystone Heights CRA meeting, council members and staff agreed the agency will plan five-foot sidewalks for future projects—prioritizing gaps near the school—rather than widening existing 3-foot sidewalks immediately.
The Keystone Heights Community Redevelopment Agency recorded a consensus to build five-foot sidewalks for future projects, with early work to be prioritized around the school. Councilman Dan Lewandowski reopened prior discussion about moving from three-foot to five-foot sidewalks, and City Manager Jamie Booth recommended completing sidewalks where none exist before widening existing sidewalks.
The change was discussed as part of the CRA plan updates. The meeting record states, “Consensus was to build five-foot sidewalks for future projects, beginning around the school.” The update was presented as policy direction for future project design; the transcript does not record a formal vote or an immediate funding commitment for sidewalk construction.
