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Yachats council adopts roughly $5.3 million Capital Improvement Budget
Summary
The council approved the Capital Improvement Budget, allocating about $3.2 million for water, wastewater, streets and storm drains and $2.1 million for city structures, parks, the log museum, and library; a significant portion of library funding is from grants and donations.
The council approved the Capital Improvement Budget (CIP) for the coming year based on master plans, staff‑identified needs, and commission requests. The summary lists roughly $3,200,000 for water, wastewater, streets and storm drains and $2,100,000 for city structures, parks, the log museum and the library, for a total of about $5.3 million.
Staff noted a significant portion of the library funding comes from grants and donations, and visitor amenities will fund most parks and museum work. The next step is establishing the operating budget; staff invited residents to an April 23 budget overview to participate in an interactive exercise related to the forecast and priorities.
