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Board OKs parade and block‑party permits, approves Bridal Street closure for sewer replacement
Summary
The board approved temporary closures and permits for a parade, a neighborhood block party and a multi‑week closure of Bridal Street to allow contractor Pipeline Solutions to replace a sewer and storm line; organizers provided neighborhood support and sign-off from police was noted.
The Greenwood Board of Public Works and Safety approved several temporary street closures on July 21, granting permits for a community parade, a neighborhood block party and a multi‑week closure on Bridal Street to allow sewer and storm line replacement.
Board members approved a request for a parade on Sept. 20 and a block party on Aug. 16; Amy Crane told the board the block party would close one block and that neighbors had signed in support. The board recorded no objections and approved both permits.
Separately, staff presented a request from contractor Pipeline Solutions to close Bridal Street to replace a sewer and a storm sewer line. The applicant requested the closure "from the 22nd ... till the eighteenth of August," to match the contractor’s schedule, and staff said the closure would be coordinated with other nearby closures to "piggyback" work.
Staff said the closure area and timing were on the agenda map and that prior closures nearby had been coordinated. Board members asked for clarification about overlap with existing closures; staff confirmed some sections were already closed and that the plan was to extend and align work so multiple projects could be completed together.
The board approved the Bridal Street closure request and the other temporary permits after brief discussion; police and public‑works staff said they had been in contact with event organizers and the contractor. No formal objections were recorded during public comment.
