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The committee backed four spending and planning items: a $41,000 water plant valve installation, bidding for the Ravine B sewer access project, a not-to-exceed $60,000 pavement marking contract, and an application for up to $25,000 in police fingerprint equipment grant funding. It also supported moving forward with a new River Edge Redevelopment Zone designation.
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Residents can expect the city to spend contingency money to improve water plant operations and to move ahead with planning for sewer access work in Ravine B. The committee also approved routine street marking work to help keep traffic markings visible, and it agreed to apply for grant funding to update police fingerprint-scanning equipment. In addition, the city is moving forward with a redevelopment zone designation that could affect future development incentives near the river.
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