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Council accelerates road work and sets Dec. 8 hearing for Sunrise Boulevard
Summary
Public works recommended moving year-four road projects into year three (roughly $1.2 million) and council approved the modification; council also declared petition adequacy and scheduled a feasibility hearing on Sunrise Boulevard for Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m.
Public works director Pat presented cost and sequencing recommendations for several road and striping projects and asked the council to approve both accelerated work and required feasibility steps for petitions.
Pat summarized options for striping (contractor versus in-house) and then described a recommendation to modify the year-3 road plan by bringing select year-4 projects forward at an approximate cost increase of $1,200,000. "If you approve it, we can always pull out a road if it gets too expensive," Pat said, and the council approved the modification by voice vote.
Council also declared the petition for Sunrise Boulevard adequate, ordered the preparation of a report and called a hearing on the proposed improvements for Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m.; staff noted required mailings and publication deadlines to meet statutory notice periods.
Council approved a related recommendation to require water-meter installation for some short-term rental/VRBO connections (installation cost estimated $600–$700, paid by property owners; the city supplies the meter).
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