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Council approves $25,747 design amendment for 2027 road rehabilitation and water relay
Summary
Staff described a delayed road/water project moved to 2027 and recommended design amendments including an Oak Street cul‑de‑sac; council approved task order amendment 2025‑02 at a cost not to exceed $25,747, to be allocated across utilities and transportation funds.
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Director Nathan told the council the 2026 project was delayed to 2027 due to funding challenges and that a walk‑through revealed opportunities to address safety and service delivery before design proceeds. Key items include redesigning an alley to move egress away from the Oak Street intersection and adding a cul‑de‑sac at the end of Oak Street; staff noted the cul‑de‑sac will require acquisition discussions with nearby property owners.
Nathan said the amendment for additional design work totals $25,747 and will be divided among sanitary and storm utilities and transportation funds. Council members asked clarifying questions about the aerial map orientation and the location where the alley would be relocated; staff pointed to the map and reiterated the safety rationale. A motion to approve the task order amendment (2025‑02, amendment 2) not to exceed $25,747 was moved, seconded and approved.

