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Council approves SRTS MFT spending and $30,000 construction engineering agreement
Summary
The council approved Resolution 2026-02 to use Motor Fuel Tax funds for Safe Routes to School (SRTS) work, SRTS expenditure requests, and a construction engineering agreement capped at $30,000; the City Engineer said the project was delayed from last summer to this summer.
The City Engineer presented SRTS (Safe Routes to School) related items and the council approved Resolution 2026-02 to use Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) funds for the project, to authorize the SRTS requests for expenditure of MFT, and to approve a construction engineering agreement not to exceed $30,000. The engineer noted, "This project was delayed from last summer to this summer." The motion passed with six yeas and two nays: Yeas — Bertolino, Boster, Calloway, Carter, Donley, Neighbors; Nayes — Karrick, Matrisch.
Council members emphasized the need to coordinate construction timing with school schedules and Public Works. The agreement carries a not-to-exceed cap of $30,000 for construction engineering services as presented to the council.
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