Council reviews town park updates and a $15,350 crosswalk touch-up proposal

At a Bryce Canyon City council meeting, members discussed town park project updates and a proposed $15,350 mobilization and touch-up package for crosswalk work. Committee member (S1) told the council, “the total is $15,350,” while staff described mobilization, touch-up and crosswalk placement planned to follow prior work done “last years.”

The nut graf: the amount would cover mobilization and targeted touch-ups to pedestrian crossings in town. S2 explained the work would include surface preparation and replacement of top coat in several locations and said the crosswalks had been installed in previous years; S1 noted a few places already have new top bars. During the discussion S1 said the council should “lock it in next time” and prompted a motion to approve the work; the transcript records a motion being made but does not include a recorded roll-call tally or stated outcome.

Details discussed by staff and members included mobilization hours, patching and crosswalk striping. Committee member (S1) and Chair (S2) emphasized coordinating power access and site readiness (comments referenced Lakeview Drive). The council also discussed scheduling so the work does not conflict with other trucks and events on-site. Staff was asked to follow up with specifics and to provide any required forms and insurance paperwork before returning a final recommendation.

The meeting record shows the council considered the funding and scope but the transcript does not show a formal recorded vote. The council discussed upcoming meeting dates and planned to revisit final contracting and any necessary permitting at a subsequent meeting.