The Perry City Council met in special session Monday morning and approved the financing of a number of street improvements by means of selling $2.6 million in general obligation bonds.
The improvements include the asphalt overlays on various streets in Perry, the completion of the 28th Street extension to McKinley Street and the improvements to streets around the Progressive Foundry and Wiese Industries.
The new loan agreement, called the corporate purpose loan agreement, combines the council’s previously approved $2 million urban renewal community building renovation loan agreement with the $2.6 million street improvements loan agreement
The Perry City Council will meet July 20 at 6 p.m. in the Clarion Room of the Security Bank Building to consider the bids received for the purchase of the bonds.
And yet after 28 years, I can’t get the city to black top our alleyway. I live at 1012 1/2 Second St.