Winder outlines road and parks projects, expands on on-call patching program
Public works staff reviewed the Lynnwood-Mimosa scope revision, kickoff of the East Midland sidewalk, dumpster-enclosure designs and an on-call patching program expected to place roughly 1,000 tons of asphalt to stabilize collector streets; staff said some projects were rescoping to reduce right-of-way needs and costs.
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Clint presented high-level updates on several public-works projects and maintenance programs planned for FY27. He said the Lynnwood-Mimosa project cost has grown since its original scope and staff are revising the scope to focus on stormwater repairs and necessary sewer work rather than full widening and sidewalk additions to drive down costs.
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