Sidewalk Extension Approved
A new sidewalk will be installed at the southwest corner of Lincoln and Cottonwood.
Iola City Council members voted to deviate from city policy, instructing the City to shoulder costs for the project at 524 N.
The city’s usual approach is to adhere to the sidewalk replacement program, established in 1991, which reimburses property owners for replacing sidewalks and curbs.
- The property lies at one of Iola’s busiest intersections.
- The city’s upcoming splash park will increase foot traffic there.
I’ll also point out that we commit vast resources to driving
said Council member Nich Lohman, mentioning the upcoming U.S. Highway 54 rebuild and the city’s $1.
Author summary: New sidewalk installation at Lincoln and Cottonwood.
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