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Resident asks council for access to city pavement condition assessment
Summary
Resident Steve Planey asked council whether the PMG pavement condition assessment (ordinance 2025‑10) is publicly available; staff said the assessment is public record and can be requested via the city's website or clerk.
At the meeting public comment period resident Steve Planey came forward, provided his name and address for the record and asked whether the PMG pavement condition assessment (entered under ordinance 2025‑10 earlier in the year) is available for review.
City staff replied that the assessment is a public record, available on the city's website via a public records request, and suggested Planey specify the street(s) he was concerned about so staff can provide the score and related budgeting information. "That's actually on our website," a staff member said, and staff offered assistance in filing a public record request.
Planey said he wanted to compare his street's rating with others listed as potentially being paved this year; staff noted the assessment results and score data are accessible through the clerk's office and web portal.
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