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Council approves $213,000 to finish asphalting Pleasant View streets
Summary
After reviewing Phase I plans and city cost-sharing rules, the Gregory City Council voted to pay an additional, unbudgeted minimum of $213,000 to complete asphalt on all streets in the Pleasant View Addition.
The Gregory City Council on Dec. 16 approved an additional minimum payment of $213,000 to complete asphalt work in the Pleasant View Addition after members concluded previous budgeting omitted streets that do not receive new water lines. Councilperson Stacey Boes opened the discussion, noting water-line streets were budgeted at a 50% city share while the remaining streets are a 100% city responsibility.
Council documents show the city had originally factored a $1.1 million city portion into street improvements; Boes and staff explained the $1.1 million did not include the 100% city cost for streets without new water service. The motion to pay the additional $213,000 was made by Stacey Boes and seconded by Alex Hamilton and was recorded as "All ayes." The council did not attach a further funding source in the transcript; implementation details and timing were not specified in the minutes.
