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Votes and actions at a glance: Markesan Streets, Buildings & Utilities Committee, Aug. 4, 2026

Streets, Buildings & Utilities Committee · August 4, 2026

Summary

A concise list of motions and recorded outcomes from the Aug. 4 committee meeting: Public Works report accepted; Water & Sewer report moved to Public Property; 2026 Street Project approved; staff directed to draft Building Inspector job ad; KMGC property access cost estimates requested; removal of "North" from two addresses; meeting adjourned.

The Streets, Buildings & Utilities Committee recorded the following motions and outcomes at its Aug. 4 meeting: the Public Works report was approved (motion by Abentroth; second Slate; motion carried); the Water & Sewer Department report was moved to the Public Property agenda (mover not specified in transcript); the 2026 Street Project was approved (Slate/Abentroth; carried); the committee directed staff member Todd to prepare a Building Inspector job description for a newspaper ad (Slate/Abentroth; carried); the committee asked the Building Inspector to provide cost estimates to access KMGC‑recommended properties (Abentroth/Triemstra; carried); the committee approved removing "North" from Grand St. and Park St. addresses (Slate/Abentroth; carried); and the meeting was adjourned on a Slate/Abentroth motion (carried).

The transcript records these actions in a single segment of the minutes and does not provide vote tallies, implementation timelines, budget amounts, or ordinance numbers for the address change or other items. Where the transcript omits details, this summary notes them as "not specified."

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