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This legislation appropriates $65,000 from District 26 Capital Infrastructure Funds to the Public Works department for the installation of a sidewalk extension on Goldsmith Lane. The extension will complete the sidewalk connection to Seneca High School. The measure has been approved by the Appropriations Committee.

APPROPRIATING $65,000 FROM DISTRICT 26 CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDS TO PUBLIC WORKS FOR INSTALLATION OF A SIDEWALK EXTENSION FROM 3500 - 3510 GOLDSMITH LANE COMPLETING THE SIDEWALK TO SENECA HIGH SCHOOL.

Introduced 9/30/2026Appropriations CommitteeCapital Infrastructure Fund
→ Passed 10/21/2026

What it does

  • 1Appropriates $65,000 from District 26 Capital Infrastructure Funds
  • 2Funds allocated to Public Works for sidewalk extension installation
  • 3Sidewalk extension located between 3500 and 3510 Goldsmith Lane to complete access to Seneca High School

This legislation appropriates $65,000 from District 26 Capital Infrastructure Funds to the Public Works department for the installation of a sidewalk extension on Goldsmith Lane. The extension will complete the sidewalk connection to Seneca High School. The measure has been approved by the Appropriations Committee.

Affects
Public Works DepartmentDistrict 26 residentsSeneca High School community

Activity timeline

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  • Status changed
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    CIF102126PW26a: Agenda Ready → Passed

  • Action
    Impact 15

    CIF102126PW26a 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. Charles Weathers, District 26 Legislative Assistant, spoke to this item. The motion carried by a voice vote and the Capital Infrastructure Fund was approved.

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