Resident raises transparency questions about Oak Street Commons financing
Karen Meyer told the budget committee the Oak Street Commons line in the CIP lacks required financing, partner and cost details; she cited a $610,000 purchase and multi-year infrastructure costs tied to a potential $2.5 million state grant.
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Resident Karen Meyer read from the city’s capital-improvement policy and said the Oak Street Commons entry does not include required project elements — estimated costs, partners, financing sources and implementation responsibilities. "Page 83 of the budget document, which outlines the Oak Street Commons project, shows none of these requirements," Meyer said.
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