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Council tables Transportation Alternatives Program grant amid overhead-line concerns
Summary
The council tabled the Transportation Alternatives Program item after the Public Works Committee raised concerns about overhead lines; the mayor directed the committee to contact AVISTA to investigate potential obstructions.
The Harrison City Council tabled consideration of the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant on Jan. 8, 2025. Debbie Lockhart moved to table the item; Josephine Prophet seconded. The Public Works Committee raised concerns that overhead power lines could obstruct the project area, and the mayor directed the committee to contact AVISTA about those lines.
Tabling preserves the city's ability to address infrastructure constraints before proceeding with the grant application. The minutes record that the Public Works Committee reviewed the TAP item and specifically highlighted overhead lines as a concern; the mayor assigned follow-up to the committee to consult with AVISTA.
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