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Council advances several roadway, trail and water projects to second reading
Summary
Wadsworth City Council moved multiple public‑works ordinances to second reading, including the Seville Access Road (26‑053), Brickyard Loop Trail (26‑054), Woodlawn Cemetery paving (26‑055), Dawna Drive water line replacement (26‑057), Lead Service Verification Phase 2 (26‑058), and Water System Looping Improvements (26‑059).
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At the April 21 meeting council voted to advance a group of public‑works ordinances to second reading for further consideration. Council Member Chris Maxwell sponsored the Seville Access Road (Ordinance No. 26-053), the Brickyard Loop Trail (Ordinance No. 26-054), and the Woodlawn Cemetery paving contract (Ordinance No. 26-055); all three were moved forward after unanimous procedural votes. Council Member Tom Stugmyer sponsored Dawna Drive water line replacement (Ordinance No. 26-057) and Lead Service Verification Phase 2 (Ordinance No. 26-058); Council Member Zach Berger sponsored Water System Looping Improvements (Ordinance No. 26-059). Each of those ordinances was advanced to second reading with no recorded opposition.
Minutes show the items were discussed previously in committee (Public Ways or Public Service) and that council took procedural action to move them to a subsequent meeting for further consideration and formal action. Where additional detail (project budgets, bid results, or schedules) is needed, the minutes refer those items to second reading for more complete consideration and possible contract awards at a future meeting.
