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Council asks about street tar program; city says budgeted work is complete for 2026
Summary
Councilman Andrew Schweers asked which streets would receive tar work; City Administrator Randy Woldt said the city spends about $12,000—$15,000 per year on tar work and listed streets completed this year, saying "What is done is done for this year."
During communications, Councilman Andrew Schweers asked City Administrator Randy Woldt how many streets would be tarred this year. Woldt replied the municipality budgets about $12,000 to $15,000 annually for tar work and that the planned work for the year is finished. "What is done is done for this year," Woldt told the council.
Woldt listed recent work that included Ninth Street, portions of Railroad Avenue, Fourteenth Street to the highway, sections of Anderson Avenue, and several spots in the Grandview Addition. The minutes do not record additional funding requests or a plan to revisit street maintenance prior to the next budget cycle.
