Review design for Carlson Boulevard bike and walking path improvements
In Plain English
The city received grant funding to build better sidewalks and bike lanes on Carlson Boulevard. Staff will present the final design plans to the council. If approved, the city advertises for construction companies to bid on building the project.
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Votes
Approve the item
4 to 1
Why This Vote Matters
The council approved moving forward with the Carlson Boulevard project to build better sidewalks and bike lanes, with the city now able to seek construction bids. This project is funded by grant money the city has already received, so no local taxpayer funds are required. The vote passed with broad support, 4-1, with only Councilmember Pimplé voting against and Councilmember Myrick abstaining. This continues the council's typical pattern of supporting infrastructure improvements.
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Other motions
Substitute motion to approve the alternative option to maintain two lanes on Carlson Boulevard, and also include a bike lane
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