Murray trustees adopt One and Six Year Road and Street Plan (Resolution 26-10)
September 08, 2026 | Murray, Cass County, Nebraska
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Chairman Jeff Anderson presided as the Village of Murray Board of Trustees on Sept. 8, 2026, adopted Resolution 26-10, approving the One and Six Year Road and Street Plan for fiscal years 2026/2027 through 2031/2032.
The board opened a public hearing on the plan at 7:02 p.m.; Chairman Jeff Anderson announced a three-minute limit for speakers. The hearing record states: "Hearing no public comment, Chairman Anderson closed the hearing at 7:03 pm." Trustee Stan Flak moved to adopt Resolution 26-10; Trustee Lea Bartlett seconded. The minutes record "ayes: Blessing, Flak, Schroeder, Bartlett, Anderson; motion carried." The board adjourned at 7:05 p.m.
Why it matters: the One and Six Year Road and Street Plan sets the village's stated priorities for road and street projects for the next one and six fiscal years and was the subject of the required public hearing. The minutes do not include details on specific projects, cost estimates, funding sources, or implementation timelines for individual street projects; those specifics were not specified in the meeting record.
What to watch next: the minutes indicate the plan was adopted and the clerk certified the minutes; the record does not note any referral for further study or requests for staff follow-up at this meeting.
The board opened a public hearing on the plan at 7:02 p.m.; Chairman Jeff Anderson announced a three-minute limit for speakers. The hearing record states: "Hearing no public comment, Chairman Anderson closed the hearing at 7:03 pm." Trustee Stan Flak moved to adopt Resolution 26-10; Trustee Lea Bartlett seconded. The minutes record "ayes: Blessing, Flak, Schroeder, Bartlett, Anderson; motion carried." The board adjourned at 7:05 p.m.
Why it matters: the One and Six Year Road and Street Plan sets the village's stated priorities for road and street projects for the next one and six fiscal years and was the subject of the required public hearing. The minutes do not include details on specific projects, cost estimates, funding sources, or implementation timelines for individual street projects; those specifics were not specified in the meeting record.
What to watch next: the minutes indicate the plan was adopted and the clerk certified the minutes; the record does not note any referral for further study or requests for staff follow-up at this meeting.
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