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Camas Council unanimously adopts revised Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program
Summary
The Camas City Council approved Resolution No. 26-008 to revise and extend the city’s Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program after a presentation from Engineering Manager James Carothers; the motion, moved by Council Member John Svilarich, passed unanimously.
The Camas City Council on June 15 approved Resolution No. 26-008, revising and extending the city’s Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program. Engineering Manager James Carothers presented the item before the council voted to adopt the updated program.
Council Member John Svilarich moved to approve Resolution No. 26-008; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously. The council did not record additional amendments during the meeting. The approval formalizes the city's updated transportation priorities and project schedule for the next six years.
The action was taken during the regular meeting at Camas City Hall; staff and council members in attendance included the full seven-member council (four in person and three remote). The resolution was presented under Meeting Item 6 and recorded as Resolution No. 26-008.
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