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Wallsburg · Town Council

Wallsburg accepts stormwater plan with $176,560 in grant funds

July 9, 2026, 7:06 p.m. · Wallsburg

At its July 9 meeting the Wallsburg Town Council unanimously accepted its stormwater master plan, whose recommended $176,845 first phase is largely covered by a $176,560 state block grant, and heard that Main Canyon Road grinding and sealing would start the next day. No public comment was heard.

From the approved minutes. Updated November 6, 2026.

In brief

3 items came up for a decision or discussion: 2 approved and 1 discussed.

This write-up links 1 source document.

6 members were present.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 1 · finance

    Consent calendar and June budget

    Approved · 5-0

    The council approved the agenda, the June 4 minutes, and the June budget and check register.

    Councilmember Hortin moved, Councilmember Carlile seconded.. Vote: unanimous

  2. Item 2 · Roads and utilities

    Main Canyon Road work

    Discussed

    The town's engineer said grinding of Main Canyon Road would start the next day, from the church to Roundy Lane, with fog seal, chip seal and striping the following week. A council member asked that residents be notified and for another speed-limit sign near the bend into town; the engineer said he would follow up with the contractor.

  3. Item 3 · Roads and utilities

    Stormwater master plan

    Approved · 5-0

    The council unanimously accepted the final stormwater master plan, designed around a 100-year storm; the 2024 flooding was estimated at a 25-year storm. The recommended option, larger catch basins, culverts and gutters on 100 North, Main Street and 200 South draining toward Spring Creek, costs $176,845 before engineering, and the town was awarded $176,560 for this phase. The other options were no action or a $1,324,400 plan to pipe everything. The plan now goes to the state Community Development Block Grant office, with bidding planned this fall and 4-6 weeks of construction in the spring.

    Councilmember Hortin moved, Councilmember Piscitelli seconded.. Vote: unanimous

What residents said

None heard.