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Council hears update on Main Canyon Road CDBG project; sign orders and local match noted
Summary
Council members received an update on the Main Canyon Road CDBG application, including signage ordered through Inner West Safety Signs, an environmental clearance question, a 93% grant/7% local match (noted as about $700), and a contractor payment inquiry from Staker Parsons that appears related to a water job rather than the road paving contract.
The Wallsburg Town Council heard an informational update on the Main Canyon Road CDBG application at its Feb. 5 meeting. Council identified next steps for environmental clearance and contract administration, and staff discussed project details including traffic signs and the local funding match.
A presenter explained that flashing signage had been ordered: “It’s supposed to flash, and it’s a sensor in the box. And that has been ordered through Inner West Safety Signs,” the presenter said. Council members noted the grant structure and local match, described in the update as a 93% grant and a 7% local match, which the presenter characterized as “$700 to the city.” Members also discussed an external vendor inquiry: a call from Staker Parsons claiming unpaid supplies likely tied to a water-related contract rather than the main paving contract (Pronghorn Construction handled paving and Granite Construction performed paving work). The presenter said he would follow up on environmental clearance and the contract paperwork to resolve outstanding payment questions.
The council did not take formal action on the CDBG item during the meeting; staff committed to follow up on environmental clearance, confirm contractor responsibilities, and return with contract paperwork and next steps at a later date.
