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This legislation appropriates $3,500 from District 18 Capital Infrastructure Funds to the Public Works department for the installation of a safety island and stop sign at the intersection of Moser Road and Watterson Trail. The purpose is to enhance traffic safety at this location. The appropriation was approved by the Appropriations Committee.

APPROPRIATING $3,500 FROM DISTRICT 18 CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDS TO PUBLIC WORKS FOR INSTALLATION OF A SAFETY ISLAND AND STOP SIGN FOR MOSER ROAD AT WATTERSON TRAIL.

Introduced 10/8/2026Appropriations CommitteeCapital Infrastructure Fund
→ Passed 10/21/2026

What it does

  • 1Appropriates $3,500 from District 18 Capital Infrastructure Funds
  • 2Funds allocated to Public Works department
  • 3Installation of a safety island and stop sign at Moser Road and Watterson Trail

This legislation appropriates $3,500 from District 18 Capital Infrastructure Funds to the Public Works department for the installation of a safety island and stop sign at the intersection of Moser Road and Watterson Trail. The purpose is to enhance traffic safety at this location. The appropriation was approved by the Appropriations Committee.

Affects
Public Works DepartmentResidents and motorists using Moser Road and Watterson Trail

Activity timeline

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  • Status changed
    Impact 50

    CIF102126PW18: Agenda Ready → Passed

  • Action
    Impact 15

    CIF102126PW18 introduced (Capital Infrastructure Fund)

Legislative history

10/21/2026
Appropriations Committee
A motion was made by Committee Member Seum, seconded by Committee Member Shanklin, that this Capital Infrastructure Fund be approved. Vice Chair Parker spoke to this item. The motion carried by a voice vote and the Capital Infrastructure Fund was approved.

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