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Council updates comprehensive plan timeline and grant reimbursements
Summary
The council said the comprehensive plan is on track for completion by next April; staff reported EPF reimbursement paperwork submitted for the fitness court and described differing state grant approaches that affect budgeting and bidding timelines.
The chair reported that the comprehensive plan remains on schedule for completion and approval by the end of next April, with a committee meeting scheduled for the coming Wednesday to advance branding, marketing and other plan elements.
On grants, staff said they submitted reimbursement paperwork for the EPF fitness court and expect a 75% reimbursement via electronic transfer once processed. Staff explained two distinct state grant approaches: one (SWIMS) requests budget and bid materials before grant execution, while the EPF approach allows bidding once engineering plans are approved; engineering components are due next month and staff expect to go out to bid early next year, with contractor selection timed to avoid frozen ground.
Chair noted that state turnaround times can be lengthy and asked staff to keep the council updated by email when reimbursements or approvals arrive.
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