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Hastings outlines utility relocation plan, costs for Southeast (Highway 6) reconstruction; state to cover 80% of eligible work
Summary
City engineers briefed the Hastings Utilities Board on utility relocations tied to the Southeast (Highway 6) reconstruction. Utility work is staged to meet the state’s two‑phase construction schedule; the city estimates about $9.5 million in utility relocation costs, with 80% reimbursable under the state agreement.
City engineering staff updated the Hastings Utilities Board May 8 on utility relocations required by the Southeast (Highway 6) reconstruction project and the schedule for bidding and construction.
Lee (engineering) reviewed the project history and current scope: the state and city previously approved a five‑lane concept in 2016; in 2023 the project was revised to a three‑lane corridor with a roundabout approved by council; in February 2025 the council approved a supplemental agreement updating cost estimates to about $36 million for street work (excluding city utility relocations).
The state’s construction is planned…
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