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The City Council approved a $4.15 million emergency budget amendment for the Tarmac Road Storm Drain Emergency Replacement Project and authorized an emergency public works contract of up to $3.5 million. Council also approved multiple water and transportation funding actions, including a $4.79 million contract for North Willis Area Water Main Improvements and a $500,000 shift to the Victor and Cypress Avenue Active Transportation project.
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Redding approved several infrastructure spending items that will affect streets, water service, and storm drainage. The biggest action was declaring an emergency for the Tarmac Road storm drain replacement, which lets the city move faster on repairs and spend up to $4.15 million from the budget amendment approved that night. Council also moved forward with major water main work in the North Willis area and reallocated $500,000 toward the Victor and Cypress Avenue active transportation project. In addition, the council appointed two people to the Planning Commission.
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