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Council hears Main Canyon Road CDBG update; grant match, signs, environmental clearance discussed
Summary
Wallsburg officials received an update on the Main Canyon Road Community Development Block Grant application, including a 93% grant/7% local-match split, flashing sign installation, environmental-clearance paperwork and a follow-up needed on outstanding contractor payments. Staff said the project remains within budget.
Council invited Troy Osler to present an update on the Main Canyon Road CDBG application and related work. Presenter (S7) summarized project procurement and traffic-control elements, saying the flashing signs "have been ordered through Inner West Safety Signs" and that the project still fit within the approved budget. The presenter noted the grant structure as "the 93% grant, 7% local match," and that the mayor had signed grant documents but that environmental clearance in the web-grants system remained unresolved.
During discussion, councilors asked about match funding sources; Presenter (S7) and Council discussed using Class C road funds as the local share. A contractor-payment concern surfaced when a councilor reported a call from Staker Parsons claiming they had not been paid for supplies on a water-related job; members asked staff to trace which contract (Pronghorn Construction and Granite Construction were named) covered the disputed work and follow up outside the meeting. The council did not take a formal vote on project changes during the update.
