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Council hears staff report: ODOT to cover Highway 101 delineators; city considers restoring $10 water-bill fee
Summary
Staff reported ODOT will cover the full cost of 101 Highway 101 delineators, saving the city about $35,000; Public Works and Finance committees recommended reinstating a $10 water‑bill fee for streets and storm drains that was dropped around 2020–2021.
Staff member reported that the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) will cover the full cost of 101 delineators along Highway 101, saving the city roughly $35,000. The same staff report noted ODOT completed a traffic study; results are expected in about six weeks.
Separately, staff said Public Works and Finance committees recommended the city include a $10 fee on the water bill to fund streets and storm drains. The summary states the fee had been collected for years but was dropped around 2020–2021; council did not record a final decision in the summary and invited public comment as part of budget discussions.
