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Wayne County officials are moving forward with significant infrastructure and land acquisition projects, as discussed in a recent government meeting. The commission approved an amendment to a four-year professional services contract with HNTB for the Allen Road grade separation project, ensuring continued engineering oversight as construction progresses. This renewal comes as the project, which began in May, is set to advance without any changes to the contract's financial terms.
In another key decision, the commission is set to purchase approximately 1.47 acres of land in Westland for $499,000, which includes a residential property. This acquisition is seen as crucial for enhancing access to Hines Park, as it fills a vital gap in the county's ownership of adjacent land. The property, which has been appraised at $440,000, will not only secure the park's borders but also offers potential for future development, including a gathering space for community events.
Commissioners expressed interest in the dual purpose of the property—protecting park access while considering the residential structure for possible community use. The discussions highlighted the importance of strategic planning in maintaining and enhancing public spaces in Wayne County. As these projects move forward, they promise to improve infrastructure and community connectivity in the region.
Converted from Public Services 7/22/25 meeting on July 24, 2025
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