La Crosse, KS

Common Council

The La Crosse Common Council is holding a meeting on August 31, 2026, at City Hall. The agenda includes roll call, approval of minutes, and four numbered council matters (26-0926 through 26-0929) with no descriptions provided. The agenda is largely procedural, as the specific content of the council matters is not detailed.

• Four council matters listed without descriptions: 26-0926, 26-0927, 26-0928, 26-0929

Board of Public Works

City Plan Commission

Judiciary & Administration Committee

The Judiciary & Administration Committee will review several items, including a certified survey map for a property at 1325 Saint Andrew St., an ordinance to rezone 616 Saint Cloud St. from Local Business to Single Family Residential, and a charter ordinance regarding department head appointments. They will also consider various license applications and an amendment to an alcohol license stipulation for Odd Fellows Temple LLC.

• Certified Survey Map for 1325 Saint Andrew St. with right-of-way dedication and platting waiver request
• Ordinance to adopt Wisconsin Administrative Code and NFPA Fire Prevention Code regulations
• Ordinance to rezone 616 Saint Cloud St. to Single Family Residential for a residential unit with garage and workshop
• Resolution approving amendment to alcohol license stipulation for Odd Fellows Temple LLC d/b/a Ruthie's
• Charter ordinance to amend sections regarding appointment of department heads

Board of Estimates

The La Crosse Board of Estimates will meet on September 1, 2026 to discuss, review, and finalize the recommended operating budget for fiscal year 2027. The meeting is open to the public in person at City Hall and via Zoom. No other agenda items are listed.

• Agenda Item 26-0588 – Review and finalize the recommended 2027 operating budget

Library Board

Arts and Culture Board

Judiciary & Administration Committee

Board of Estimates

The Board of Estimates will meet to discuss, review, and finalize the recommended 2027 Operating Budget. This budget determines the funding and resource allocation for city operations in the coming year.

• Item 26-0588: 2027 Operating Budget

Floodplain Advisory Committee

The Floodplain Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss an update to the Flood Damage Risk Feasibility Study with the USACE and to discuss the floodplain mitigation plan. The agenda also includes approval of the August 6, 2026 minutes and future agenda items. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Update of Flood Damage Risk Feasibility Study with the USACE (item 26-0930)
• Discussion of floodplain mitigation plan (item 26-0931)
• Future agenda items (item 26-0933)

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee will consider a $13.8 million general obligation note for capital projects, fee changes for fire prevention, a $434,164 elevator maintenance contract, and several TIF-funded infrastructure projects. Also on the agenda are a lease termination, a development agreement amendment, and a collective bargaining update.

• $13,805,000 General Obligation Promissory Notes for capital projects
• 3-year, $434,164.24 contract with Kone for elevator/escalator maintenance
• Amendment to Appendix C Fee Schedule for fire prevention fees
• Termination of lease for 2710 Quarry Road with Girl Scouts of Wisconsin-Badgerland Council
• Increase in court costs for municipal citations

Council Planning Meeting

The La Crosse City Council and County Board of Supervisors will meet jointly to receive an update on the Pathways Home Plan, a housing initiative. The agenda includes a presentation of the Pathways Home Dashboard and discussion of the plan's progress. No formal votes or decisions are listed.

• Pathways Home Plan Update (item 26-0818)
• Pathways Home Dashboard presentation

Council Planning Meeting

The La Crosse City Council and City Plan Commission are holding a special joint meeting to receive a summary presentation from consultants MSA and Michael Lamb Consulting. This is the final workshop prior to the Zoning Code Update review and approval. The agenda contains only this single substantive item, followed by adjournment.

• Final workshop on Zoning Code Update
• Presentation by MSA and Michael Lamb Consulting
• Joint meeting with City Plan Commission

Board of Estimates

The La Crosse Board of Estimates will meet on October 12, 2026 to discuss, review, and finalize its recommended operating budget for fiscal year 2027. The agenda also includes approval of the minutes from the September 1 and September 2, 2026 meetings. The meeting will be held in the Council Chambers at City Hall and streamed via Zoom.

• Review and finalize recommended 2027 operating budget (Agenda Item 26-0588)
• Approve minutes of September 1, 2026 meeting
• Approve minutes of September 2, 2026 meeting

Board of Estimates

The La Crosse Board of Estimates will meet to discuss and finalize the 2027 Operating Budget. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom and in-person at City Hall.

• Review and finalize 2027 Operating Budget
• Public hearing on 2027 Operating Budget
• Zoom participation available
• In-person attendance at City Hall

Redevelopment Authority

The La Crosse Redevelopment Authority is meeting to review monthly financials and project updates, and to consider several actions related to the River Point District, including a snow fence installation cost, a parking and maintenance agreement, a purchase option extension, and land acquisitions. The agenda includes both routine reports and actionable items, with possible closed sessions for negotiation strategies.

• Consideration of cost for snow fence installation/removal during Oktoberfest at River Point District
• Parking Improvements, Public Use, and Maintenance Payment Agreement for Outlot 9 with Capital Investment Partners LLC
• Second Extension to Option to Purchase Agreement with MSP Reach Estate, Inc. for Lot 6
• Land acquisitions for River Point District
• Updates from RyKey on Lot 11 and UnWind on Lot 1

Heritage Preservation Commission

Employee Benefit Trust Fund Committee

The Employee Benefit Trust Fund Committee is meeting to discuss and select vendors following a request for proposals (RFP) process for three services: third-party administrator (TPA), pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), and stop loss insurance. This is a decision-making meeting, not just procedural, as the committee will choose vendors for these benefit services.

• Select TPA vendor following RFP
• Select PBM vendor following RFP
• Select stop loss insurance vendor following RFP

Economic and Community Development Commission

The Economic and Community Development Commission will consider several development and funding items, including a proposed amendment to a 2026 Public Service Grant for The Salvation Army, a proposal to reuse the North Community Library at 1552 Kane St., a preliminary term sheet for public assistance to Eagle Bay Properties for Bridgeview Plaza redevelopment, an amendment to the Driftless Apartments and Townhomes development agreement, and an updated term sheet for TIF assistance to MKB Copper Rocks for the Copper Rocks project at the former KMart site. The commission may enter closed session to discuss negotiation strategies for several items.

• Amendment to 2026 Public Service Grant for The Salvation Army
• Proposal for reuse of North Community Library at 1552 Kane St.
• Preliminary Term Sheet for public assistance to Eagle Bay Properties for Bridgeview Plaza redevelopment
• Amendment to development agreement for The Driftless Apartments and Townhomes
• Updated Term Sheet for TIF assistance to MKB Copper Rocks for Copper Rocks project at 2415 State Road

Human Rights Commission

The La Crosse Human Rights Commission will elect a chairperson and vice chairperson, review a revised discrimination complaint form, and discuss its powers and duties. The meeting is largely administrative, with no major policy decisions expected.

• Election of Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
• Revision of Discrimination Complaint Form
• Discussion on Commission's Powers and Duties

Library Board

The La Crosse Public Library Board is holding a special meeting with two agenda items. The primary item is a closed-session discussion of a Reduction in Force for 2027 and related compensation or benefits, citing Wisconsin's personnel exemption. The board will also discuss and approve its September meeting schedule.

• Closed session discussion of Reduction in Force 2027 and subsequent compensation or benefits
• Discussion and approval of September meeting schedule
• Meeting held at La Crosse Main Library, 800 Main Street, with Zoom option

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review and potentially approve the bid for Fire Station #3, along with related bidder responsibility documentation. They will also consider construction change orders and final payments, a request to vacate a public right-of-way at South and East Avenues, and establishing all-way stops at two intersections per railroad commissioner requirements.

• Review and approve Fire Station #3 project bid (26-0863)
• SLP Center LLC request to vacate public right-of-way at South and East Avenues (26-0888)
• Establish all-way stop at Avon and Hagar Street per OCR requirements (26-0895)
• Establish all-way stop at Liberty and Saint Cloud Street per OCR requirements (26-0897)
• Construction contract change orders and final payments (26-0881, 26-0882)

The Board of Public Works approved the Fire Station #3 project bid, along with the bidder's proof of responsibility, construction contract change orders, and final payments. It also approved vacating a public right-of-way at South and East Avenues and establishing all-way stops at two intersections. All votes were unanimous (5-0).

• Approved Fire Station #3 project bid (5-0)
• Approved bidder's proof of responsibility (5-0)
• Approved construction contract change orders (5-0)
• Approved construction contract final payments (5-0)
• Approved SLP Center LLC request to vacate public right-of-way at South and East Avenues (5-0)
• Approved all-way stop at Avon and Hagar Street (5-0)
• Approved all-way stop at Liberty and Saint Cloud Street (5-0)

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a special meeting to review the city's efforts to address homelessness. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the agenda consists solely of a discussion item.

• Review of city efforts to address homelessness

The Common Council held a special meeting to review the city's efforts addressing homelessness. Members shared district-level observations, and speakers from the Wisconsin Interagency Council on Homelessness and city staff provided updates. No formal decisions or votes were taken; the meeting was informational only.

Employee Benefit Trust Fund Committee

The Employee Benefit Trust Fund Committee is meeting to approve minutes and discuss agenda item 26-0887, the 2027 Health Insurance Plan Design. No decisions are listed on the agenda beyond this discussion item.

• Agenda item 26-0887: 2027 Health Insurance Plan Design

The Employee Benefit Trust Fund Committee approved a 21.2% premium increase for the traditional and high-deductible health plans for non-represented employees, Library staff, LPPSA, LPPNSA, and IAFF members hired after July 1, 2011. A 24% premium increase was approved for the ATU medical benefit plan and the IAFF plan for members hired before July 1, 2011. The committee also scheduled a meeting the week of August 24th to discuss vendor contract selections for 2027. Minutes from March 12, 2026 were approved by unanimous consent.

• Approved 21.2% premium increase for traditional and high-deductible health plans (unanimous)
• Approved 24% premium increase for ATU medical benefit plan and IAFF plan for pre-July 2011 hires (unanimous)
• Scheduled meeting week of August 24th to discuss RFP responses for TPA, PBM, and stop-loss insurance vendors
• Approved minutes from March 12, 2026 by unanimous consent

Board of Park Commissioners

The Board of Park Commissioners will vote on the 2027 Pettibone Resort camping rates and regulations, approve a Veterans Suicide Awareness March at Riverside Trails, consider reduced hours at Burns and Cameron Park, review park visitor data, and support a DNR urban forestry grant application.

• Approve H.O.O.A.H. use of Riverside Trails for Veterans Suicide Awareness March on Nov 14, 2026, contingent on permits
• Approve 2027 Pettibone Resort camping rates, rules, and regulations for seasonal and overnight camping
• Review park visitor data for Grandad Bluff, Myrick Park, and Hixon trailheads (Jul 2025–Jun 2026)
• Resolution supporting Wisconsin DNR Urban Forestry Group Program grant funding
• Reduce Burns and Cameron Park hours to 6 a.m.–9 p.m.

Common Council

Mayor Shaundel Washington-Spivey and Common Council members are invited to attend a Skydio Experience Day drone demonstration. The event is scheduled for August 20, 2026, at the La Crosse Police Department.

• Skydio Experience Day drone demonstration at the La Crosse Police Department

Police and Fire Commission

The La Crosse Police and Fire Commission will review personnel reports for August 2026. The primary decision involves appointing Lieutenant Steven Pataska and Sergeant Colt Lang to regular status after their probationary periods. The agenda also includes a fire personnel report and notes future interview schedules for police and fire officers.

• Appointment of Lieutenant Steven Pataska to regular status
• Appointment of Sergeant Colt Lang to regular status
• Review of Fire Personnel Report for August 2026
• Note that police officer interviews are scheduled for November 2026
• Note that firefighter interviews are scheduled for January 2027

The Police and Fire Commission unanimously approved the August 2026 police and fire personnel reports, and promoted Lieutenant Steven Pataska and Sergeant Colt Lang to regular status after their probationary periods. The meeting was procedural, with no other substantive decisions. Future interviews for police and firefighter positions were scheduled.

• Approved August 2026 Police Personnel Report (unanimous)
• Approved August 2026 Fire Personnel Report (unanimous)
• Approved Lieutenant Steven Pataska to regular status (unanimous)
• Approved Sergeant Colt Lang to regular status (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of July 15, 2026 meeting (unanimous)

Municipal Transit Utility Board

The Municipal Transit Utility Board is meeting to approve minutes and consider several agenda items, including a specialized transportation request for proposals (RFP) for 2027-2031 and agreements with Western Technical College and Viterbo University for transit services. The board will also discuss a system analysis for 2027 and public input from 2026, along with upcoming events and projects.

• Specialized Transportation RFP 2027-2031 (updated 7.31.26)
• Western Technical College Fall 2026 / Spring 2027 Agreement
• Viterbo University Fall 2026 / Spring, Summer 2027 Agreement
• System Analysis 2027 - Public Input 2026
• Approval of minutes from 6.16.2026

The Municipal Transit Utility Board approved the Specialized Transportation RFP for 2027-2031, the Western Technical College agreement for Fall 2026/Spring 2027, and the Viterbo University agreement for Fall 2026 through Summer 2027. The WTC agreement passed with one abstention; all other motions were unanimous. The board also discussed the 2027 system analysis and public input process.

• Approved Specialized Transportation RFP 2027-2031 (unanimous)
• Approved Western Technical College Fall 2026/Spring 2027 agreement (unanimous, 1 abstention)
• Approved Viterbo University Fall 2026/Summer 2027 agreement (unanimous)

Joint Review Board

The Joint Review Board is meeting to review public records, planning documents, and resolutions from the Plan Commission and City Council. The main action is considering a resolution to approve an amended project plan for Tax Incremental District No. 11. The board will also review annual reports on the city's active Tax Incremental Districts and consider a resolution acknowledging the filing of those reports.

• Consideration of Resolution 26-0864 approving an amended project plan for Tax Incremental District No. 11
• Review of annual PE-300 reports for active Tax Incremental Districts
• Consideration of Resolution 26-0865 acknowledging filing of annual reports and compliance with annual meeting requirement

The Joint Review Board approved an amended project plan for Tax Incremental District No. 11 and acknowledged the filing of annual reports for active TIDs. Both resolutions were adopted by voice vote. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Adopted amended project plan for TID No. 11 (voice vote)
• Acknowledged filing of annual PE-300 reports and compliance with annual meeting requirement (voice vote)

La Crosse Center Board

The La Crosse Center Board will consider a resolution to change the scope of the basketball floor project, along with routine approvals and updates. The board will also review liquor expenses, financial statements, and reports on sales, events, operations, and food and beverage. This is a regular meeting with several informational updates and one action item.

• Resolution 26-0859 to change the scope of the La Crosse Center Basketball Floor
• Request 26-0850 to approve liquor expenses (June and July check registers)
• Financial updates for January through June 2026 (item 26-0851)
• Placer.ai data update on center and hotel performance (item 26-0852)
• Sales and events reports for May, June, July 2026 and forecast (item 26-0854)

The La Crosse Center Board approved two agenda items: a request to approve liquor expenses and a resolution to change the scope of the La Crosse Center Basketball Floor. Both motions passed by voice vote. All other agenda items were informational updates with no action taken.

• Approved liquor expenses (voice vote)
• Approved resolution to change scope of La Crosse Center Basketball Floor (voice vote)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider one variance appeal regarding the minimum lot size requirement of 7,200 square feet for a property at 2652 George Street. The meeting is open for in-person attendance and via Zoom.

• Variance appeal to reduce minimum lot size from 7,200 sq ft at 2652 George Street

The Board of Zoning Appeals granted a variance allowing a lot smaller than the required 7,200 square feet for the Pastimes Tavern parcel at 2652 George Street, as part of a proposed land division. The variance was approved unanimously (5-0) after staff and the property owner spoke in favor. The board also deferred the election of a vice chair to the next meeting.

• Granted variance for lot size smaller than 7,200 sq ft at 2652 George Street (5-0)
• Deferred election of vice chair to next meeting

Aviation Board

The La Crosse Aviation Board is meeting to approve the June 15, 2026 minutes and receive an update on airport projects, operations, marketing, air service, and Ft. McCoy. The agenda includes the introduction of County Board Representative Steve Duffrin. No formal votes on specific contracts or ordinances are listed.

• Introduction of County Board Representative Steve Duffrin
• Airport update covering projects, operations, marketing, air service, and Ft. McCoy (item 26-0870)

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works is meeting to approve minutes, review construction contract change orders and final payments, and consider several street privilege permits for utility work. The most consequential item is reviewing and approving the Fire Station #3 project bid. The agenda also includes approval of a payment list for right-of-way acquisitions on Losey Blvd.

• Review and approve Fire Station #3 project bid
• Xcel Energy street privilege permit for chain link fence at 403 Car Street
• Metronet fiber optic conduit permit at 1011 East Ave S
• SJR Utilities fiber optic conduit permit at 700 West Avenue South
• Approval of payment list for ROW acquisitions on Losey Blvd

The Board of Public Works approved several routine items, including construction contract change orders, final payments, and four street privilege permits for utility work. It also approved a payment list for right-of-way acquisitions on Losey Blvd. The Fire Station #3 project bid was referred rather than approved.

• Approved construction contract change orders (5-0)
• Approved construction contract final payments (5-0)
• Approved Xcel Energy street privilege permit for fence at 403 Car Street (5-0)
• Approved Metronet fiber optic conduit permit at 1011 East Ave S (5-0)
• Approved SJR Utilities fiber optic conduit permit at 700 West Avenue South (5-0)
• Approved Netwal Dental AC unit permit at 115 5th Avenue South (5-0)
• Approved payment list for ROW acquisitions on Losey Blvd (5-0)
• Referred Fire Station #3 project bid (5-0)

Board of Canvassers

La Board of Canvassers se reúne para finalizar los resultados de la August 11, 2026 Partisan Primary Election. Esto incluye procesar y contar cualquier voto provisional emitido durante la elección.

• Conteo de votos provisionales para la August 11, 2026 Partisan Primary

Commercial/Multi-Family Design Review Committee

The Commercial/Multi-Family Design Review Committee will review preliminary plans for a development in the River Point District and a request to exceed 2 feet of fill above grade at several properties on Gould, Liberty, and Charles Streets. The meeting is held virtually; public comments can be submitted by email or mail.

• Review of plans for development on Lot 1 (17-20400-80) in River Point District
• Review of plans to exceed 2 feet of fill above grade at 818 Gould Street, 412, 413 & 417 Liberty Street, and 714-730 Charles Street

Committee for Citizens with Disabilities

The Committee for Citizens with Disabilities is meeting to discuss downtown brick sidewalks, receive updates from committee members, and plan future agenda items. The meeting will also include call to order, roll call, and approval of minutes. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Downtown brick sidewalks
• Updates from committee members
• Future agenda items
• Approval of minutes
• Meeting held via Zoom and in person at City Hall

Common Council

The Common Council will consider a charter ordinance creating the Office of the City Administrator and removing duties from the mayor's office, which requires a 2/3 vote. The council will also take up the 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Budget, which failed in committee on a 2-4 vote, and several property rezoning ordinances. A number of items are on the consent agenda, including a temporary moratorium on data centers and various contracts and assessments.

• Charter ordinance creating Office of City Administrator, removing duties from mayor (requires 2/3 vote)
• 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Budget (failed in committee 2-4)
• Contract to Fowler & Hammer, Inc. for $286,422.64 (Washburn Lighting North project)
• Contract to Fowler & Hammer, Inc. for $38,194.51 (2026 14/61 RRFB project)
• Rezoning at 2423 & 2425 16th St. S and 1613 & 1617 Chase St. to allow mixed residential/commercial use

The Common Council adopted the 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Budget (9-4) after rejecting three amendments to move specific projects. The council also adopted a charter ordinance creating the Office of City Administrator, but it failed to get the required 2/3 vote and was not adopted. Several contracts were awarded, including $286,422.64 for the Washburn Lighting North project and $38,194.51 for the 14/61 RRFB project.

• Adopted 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Budget (9-4)
• Rejected amendment to move Library Parking Lot to 2031 (5-7)
• Rejected amendment to move Houska Park Bathrooms to 2027 (3-10)
• Rejected amendment to move MSC building out one year (5-8)
• Awarded $286,422.64 contract to Fowler & Hammer for Washburn Lighting North (13-0)
• Awarded $38,194.51 contract to Fowler & Hammer for 14/61 RRFB project (13-0)
• Rejected bids for Accessible Water Bubblers project (13-0)
• Referred petition for Citizens' Advisory Healthcare Action Committee to November referendum (13-0)

Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse

The Housing Authority of the City of La Crosse is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and bills, receiving department reports, and reviewing a counsel summary on compliance with Wisconsin open meetings laws. The agenda is largely procedural, with the compliance review being the only substantive new business item.

• Review of Housing Authority Counsel Summary on compliance with Wis. Stats. Open Meeting Laws and Policy (item 26-0829)
• Approval of minutes from July 8, 2026
• Approval of bills
• Executive Director's report covering administrative, resident services, occupancy, and maintenance departments
• Finance report

Economic and Community Development Commission

The Economic and Community Development Commission will consider two resolutions: one approving an amendment to the development agreement for The Driftless Apartments and Townhomes, and another approving a development agreement with Copper Rocks 1-4, LLC for a mixed-use project at 2415 State Road. The commission may enter closed session to discuss negotiation strategies for these items. Public comments can be submitted by email, drop box, or mail.

• Resolution 26-0824: Amendment to development agreement for The Driftless Apartments and Townhomes
• Resolution 26-0825: Development agreement with Copper Rocks 1-4, LLC for mixed-use development at 2415 State Road
• Possible closed session under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(e) for negotiation strategies

Neighborhood Revitalization Commission

The Neighborhood Revitalization Commission is meeting for a walking tour of Missing Middle Housing, beginning at 10th and Division Street and covering about 2 miles through the Washburn, Downtown, and Weigent Hogan neighborhoods. No decisions will be made; the meeting is informational and social, with a quorum possibly present.

• Walking tour of Missing Middle Housing
• Tour starts at corner of 10th and Division Street
• Route covers Washburn, Downtown, and Weigent Hogan neighborhoods
• No decisions to be made at this meeting

Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee will discuss pedestrian accommodations on 3rd and 4th Street downtown with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, review an adopted electric vehicle ordinance, and consider bike parking design standards. They will also discuss a possible sponsorship of the 2026 Week without Driving (October 1-8). The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and updates from members.

• WisDOT presentation on pedestrian accommodations on 3rd and 4th Street downtown
• Discussion on adopted Electric Vehicle Ordinance (item 26-0826)
• Discussion and possible recommendation on Bike Parking Design Standards (item 26-0827)
• Discussion and possible action on 2026 Week without Driving sponsorship (October 1-8)

Americans with Disabilities MTU Advisory Committee

The Americans with Disabilities MTU Advisory Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss transit ADA issues, including an update on the 2027-2031 Specialized Transportation RFP, the MTM Disability Bus Pass program, and possible removal of a member for non-attendance. The committee will also hear public input on transit ADA issues and receive reports on routes, detours, and paratransit services.

• 2027-2031 Specialized Transportation RFP
• MTM Disability Bus Pass discussion
• Removal of member for non-attendance
• Public input session on transit ADA issues
• Talking Transit Mobility Night dates

Common Council

This is a procedural notice that Common Council members have been invited to attend a City Administrator Informational Session hosted by the La Crosse Area Chamber. The session is for gathering information, not for making decisions. No other business is listed on this agenda.

• City Administrator Informational Session hosted by La Crosse Area Chamber
• Session held at Viterbo University School of Nursing, 10th St S and Jackson St
• Session runs from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on August 10, 2026

Climate Action Plan Steering Committee

The Climate Action Plan Steering Committee is meeting to discuss updates on outreach and engagement, including a communications plan update, and a grant services update. The agenda consists of informational items and routine procedural matters, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• 26-0831 Outreach and Engagement Update, including Communications Plan update
• 26-0832 Grant Services Update
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will vote on a bidder's proof of responsibility, a request from the Street Department to buy a new tag trailer, and approval of a payment list for right-of-way acquisitions on Losey Boulevard. A quarterly update from the Water Utility will also be presented. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and routine procedural items.

• 26-0822: Request from Street Department to purchase a new tag trailer
• 26-0823: Approval of Payment List of ROW Acquisitions for Losey Blvd
• 25-1191: Bidder's Proof of Responsibility
• 25-1449: Presentation: Water Utility Quarterly Update

The Board of Public Works approved two items: a Street Department request to purchase a new tag trailer and the payment list for right-of-way acquisitions on Losey Blvd., both by unanimous 5-0 votes. A Water Utility quarterly update was presented for information only. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved purchase of new tag trailer for Street Department (5-0)
• Approved payment list for Losey Blvd. right-of-way acquisitions (5-0)
• Approved minutes of previous meeting (5-0)