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Quiet Zone confirmed as near-term priority; Great Plain Avenue moves toward design scoping
Summary
The board kept the Quiet Zone as a 0–18 month priority and directed staff to scope Great Plain Avenue improvements with a consultant (Apex) to develop design estimates and capital submission materials for future appropriations.
The Quiet Zone, previously advanced by the board, remains in the 0–18 month priority bucket and will continue to receive staff attention. Board members expressed that Quiet Zone work has already consumed considerable staff time and must be tracked alongside other high-priority items.
On Great Plain Avenue, staff said the board has voted to advance the project to design and recommended scoping the design work with a consultant (Apex) to produce estimates and a capital submission. "So our next step you've voted this as a project you wanna advance to design... scope with, Apex, the design process and the estimates," staff (speaker 3) said, and the board asked staff to bring budget-ready materials through the CIP process.
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