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Council OKs RFQ for safety study at Lexington Springmill and Walker Lake intersection
Summary
The council adopted Resolution No. 26-14 authorizing a request for qualifications for a safety-improvement study for the Lexington Springmill Road and Walker Lake Road intersection, voting 6-0 to approve the RFQ and emergency declaration.
Council member Jason Bilyj read and moved to adopt Resolution No. 26-14, which authorizes the city to issue a request for qualifications for a safety improvement study at the Lexington Springmill Road and Walker Lake Road intersection and declares an emergency to expedite the work. The motion to suspend further readings passed and the resolution was adopted by a 6-0 vote.
The adoption follows Mayor Josh Bradley’s earlier report that ODOT will post qualifications for the intersection study; the minutes show the council took a complementary step to issue its own RFQ. The meeting record does not list a consultant, scope-of-work details, or funding source; those items remain to be specified in subsequent procurement materials.
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