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Council forwards memos on supplemental water source and key intersections to Planning and Zoning
Summary
Council directed staff to send memos to the Planning and Zoning Commission to prioritize adding a supplemental water source (amending wording from "secondary") under Element 6 and to prioritize three intersections under Element 3, including a six‑way intersection near Pop‑N‑Pins and a school crossing on the highway.
Councilmember Brent Dodge raised concern about the city's reliance on a single municipal water source and asked the council to prioritize adding a supplemental source. He recommended changing the Comprehensive Plan language from "secondary water source" to "supplemental water source" to avoid confusion with irrigation systems. The council agreed and moved to forward a memorandum to the Planning and Zoning Commission to address Element 6 and the wording change.
Councilmember Dodge also presented a drafted memo to give priority to Element 3 improvements at the six‑way intersection near Pop‑N‑Pins Bowling Lanes, the school crossing on the highway, and the intersection behind Burger King; the council approved forwarding that memo and included dates for meetings with state transportation officials referenced in the memo.
No formal funding commitments were made; the actions directed Planning and Zoning to consider these priorities in upcoming reviews.
