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City issues certificate of completion for Woodfield Village Raised Crossroads project
Summary
City engineer Jeremy Grenard told the meeting the Woodfield Village Raised Crossroads project met final inspection, that final pay requests were submitted and a one-year warranty began June 1, 2025. The governing body approved issuing a certificate of completion to Dixon Construction.
Jeremy Grenard, the city engineer, told the meeting the Woodfield Village Raised Crossroads project has reached final completion and passed all inspections, and he recommended the governing body issue a certificate of completion to Dixon Construction. "There's no outstanding work items and all the final pay requests have been submitted," Grenard said. "The 1 year warranty period began on 06/01/2025 and we're recommending the board issue a certificate of completion to Dixon Construction for this project."
The action matters to neighborhood safety and park access because board members discussed the project’s connection to nearby park improvements and traffic calming. A board member asked whether the road work was connected to park improvements within the subdivision; a member replied it was related and said midblock crosswalks there were elevated into speed tables to address vehicle speeds near the park.
The governing body moved and seconded the certificate of completion and voted to approve it. The minutes record an affirmative vote; no named vote tallies or mover/second names were provided in the transcript. No outstanding remedial work was reported at the meeting.
