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Zillah council adopts revised Six-Year TIP, adds 6th Street and Railroad sidewalks
Summary
At its April 21 meeting the Zillah City Council approved Resolution No. 2025-08 adopting the revised Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (2025–2030), which adds the 6th Street & Railroad Avenue Sidewalks Project; the City said the project is supported by a carbon reduction grant.
Zillah—city council on April 21 approved Resolution No. 2025-08 adopting an updated Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program covering 2025 through 2030 that adds the 6th Street & Railroad Avenue Sidewalks Project.
Councilmember Brian Williams moved to approve the resolution and Councilmember Janice Gonzales seconded; council members voted to approve the measure during the business meeting after a public hearing opened and closed with no public comment. The city staff briefing said the sidewalk project will take place sometime in the 2025–2030 program window and that the city was recently awarded a carbon reduction grant to help fund construction.
The public hearing on the TIP was held at 6:36 p.m. and no members of the public spoke. City staff did not present a design schedule or a firm construction year in the materials provided at the meeting; staff indicated only that the project is included in the revised TIP and is tied to the grant award. The resolution was adopted by recorded motion; the meeting minutes record the motion as moved by Councilmember Williams and seconded by Councilmember Gonzales and indicate the motion passed unanimously.
Next steps described by staff in the study session included follow-up design and grant-administration work by city staff and consultants; the minutes did not specify a construction contract date or a final project budget.
