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The committee unanimously recommended that the full City Council accept a $72,275 grant with no local match to improve digital accessibility. It also advanced public hearings for Cardinal Lane and Big Wood Drive and kept proposed electric-bike and scooter rules under review.
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The grant would fund a website audit, document updates, staff training, and software to help the city meet digital accessibility requirements by April 2027. The committee also recommended moving forward with formal steps to accept Cardinal Lane and Big Wood Drive as city streets. Proposed rules for electric bikes, scooters, and skateboards were not finalized; discussion included a possible 15-mph bike-path limit, restrictions on throttle devices, and escalating fines.
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