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Council accepts deed to extend Easy Street, citing improved water and fire flow
Summary
The council voted to accept a deed from John Lewis Meyer to extend Easy Street, a step officials said will allow a larger water line with fire-flow capacity to serve properties near 133rd and the fire station; the motion passed on a 4-0 voice vote.
The Chair moved that the council accept a deed from John Lewis Meyer to extend Easy Street, saying the extension will enable a larger water line that provides both domestic water and fire-flow capacity for the area near 133rd and the fire station. "I have a motion to accept, the deed from John Lewis Meyer to extend Easy Street," the Chair said, and the council approved the motion on a voice vote recorded as 4–0.
Council members and staff said the deed is intended to allow water to loop down Easy Street, up 133rd to storage units and back toward 507, improving system resiliency and fire protection for nearby parcels including properties owned by Paul Foster and Paul Howard. There was no additional discussion recorded on amendments or conditions tied to the deed acceptance; staff indicated the right-of-way dedication documents will be recorded shortly to complete the transfer.
The action was taken under new business and recorded during the meeting. The council did not specify which member formally moved or seconded the motion in the transcript beyond the Chair's announcement; the vote was taken immediately and the motion passed. Staff said the extended line will be the largest water line serving that area once installed.
