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Main Street Landing groundbreaking set for April 3; freight house fire alarm upgrade and string lighting work underway
Summary
City staff reported the riverfront string-lighting project is complete, fire alarm upgrades at the freight house will begin the next Monday and invited commissioners to a Main Street Landing groundbreaking on April 3 at 1 p.m.
City staff gave a brief management update: the riverfront string-lighting installation is complete (with one pole section pending replacement), fire alarm system work at the freight house is scheduled to start the coming Monday and take about two weeks, and a Main Street Landing groundbreaking is planned for April 3 at 1 p.m., staff said.
Why it matters: The lighting and fire-alarm upgrades affect safety and aesthetics for the riverfront outdoor season and for venues that host events. The Main Street Landing groundbreaking is a visible construction milestone that commissioners were invited to attend.
Details
- String lighting: Staff reported the weather allowed the string-lighting project to be completed in time for farmers market season, with one pole section possibly needing replacement.
- Freight house fire alarm: Staff said the fire alarm upgrade work was delayed but will begin the coming Monday and is expected to take approximately two weeks.
- Main Street Landing groundbreaking: Commissioners received invitations and were asked to attend the April 3 groundbreaking at 1 p.m. The ceremony will be held in a grassy area near the project site; staff asked attendees to look for piles and heavy equipment and bring rain- or mud-appropriate footwear.
Ending
Staff asked commissioners to RSVP for the April 3 groundbreaking; the short updates were presented as routine project-management items and no formal commission action was required.
