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Jefferson Street shared-use striping tabled until city engineer can attend
Summary
The council tabled consideration of striping a shared-use bike/pedestrian path on Jefferson Street (Cottonwood to the school entrance) until the city engineer can attend the July meeting to answer questions.
An agenda item requested by City Engineer Brian Schuele to approve striping a shared-use bike and pedestrian path on Jefferson Street (from Cottonwood to the school entrance) was introduced at the June 8 meeting. After discussion the council tabled the item until July so Schuele could be present to address questions and details.
The minutes do not record technical details such as lane widths, expected cost, or construction timing; council members chose to defer until the engineer’s presence allows more specific answers. The matter will return to the July agenda for further consideration.
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