HomeMy WebLinkAboutStreet & Alley Committee Minutes 09.17.1992
STREET AND ALLEY
COMMITTEE MEETING
SEPTEMBER 17, 1992
CITY HALL
5:30 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT:
Albert Ehrlick, chairman Dave Michael
Andy Loebe Ron Marshall
L. D. Collins Jim Worthington
Cal Cumin Gay Easton
A quorum of three (3) or more members being present, the
following business was conducted;
Discussion held concerning resolution No. 2320, passed
December 1, 1987. The committee instructed Cal Cuinin to contact
the State Department of Transportation and Jim Worthington to
contact the consultant for property owners from Alder Avenue
to Yard Office Road on East Maryland about the feasibility and
costs involved on improving the gravel road between these two
points. Most of the discussion involved including that portion
of road into the Federal Aid Systems in the Laurel Area as the
number one priority.
Respectfully submitted
Albert Ehrlick
Chairman
Attached Resolution No. 2320
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RESOLUTION NO. 2320
AMENDING AND ADOPTING PRIORITIES FOR
FEDERAL AID URBAN SYSTEMS PROJECT IN
THE LAUREL AREA.
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED:
1. The priorities relating to Federal Aid Urban System
Project described in Resolution No. 1914 passed and
approved July 6th, 1982, are hereby amended and
adopted as follows:
1. Maryland Lane - 6th Avenue to Washington, overlay.
2. Maryland and 8th Avenue, right-of-way purchase.
3. 8th Avenue from 7th Street to Main Street,
reconstruction.
4. Maryland Lane from Alder Avenue to Washington Avenue,
• right-of-way.
5. Airport Road, purchase right-of-way and construct.
6. 12th Street between 8th Avenue and 1st Avenue,
investigate, design and construct.
2. The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to execute
all documents and agreements to effectuate said priority
list by said city.
3. The number one priority listed above is hereby approved
to begin as soon as possible.
Introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council on
December 1, 1987, by Alderman Dickerson.
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