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Council approves inlet and ditch work; Quincy Street ROW surveying removed from consent

City Council · November 10, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a Pavers proposal for an inlet at Van Buren & Garden and authorized cleaning the Cottonwood ditch at Cochrane Corner for up to $13,000; the Quincy Street right-of-way surveying fee was removed from the consent agenda pending property-owner contact.

City Engineer Brian Schuele presented cost information and recommended the Pavers proposal for the area inlet at Van Buren & Garden. Dan Zieg moved and Josh Buck seconded approval of the Pavers proposal; the motion passed on a roll call vote.

Schuele also recommended cleaning the ditch on the north side of Cottonwood at Cochrane Corner to improve drainage after culvert work, estimating costs not to exceed $13,000. Pete Simmons moved and Jesse Schmidt seconded a motion to approve the ditch work not to exceed $13,000 with mayor approval; the motion carried. Separately, the Catlett Surveying fee of $2,500 for the Quincy Street ROW project had been pulled from the consent agenda for further outreach to property owners before approval.