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Engineer reports progress on roads, water, sewer and stormwater projects across Verona
Summary
City engineering staff reported progress and near‑term schedules for multiple capital projects including Country View Road, Laser Street, Mark Drive, booster station designs, Well 6 testing, Lower Badger Mill Creek interceptor, Kettle Creek North paving, Arden Glen storm sewer, SSM Health site work and ongoing stormwater inspections.
City engineering staff gave a status report on multiple public‑works projects, noting progress on utility work, paving schedules and upcoming inspections.
Key updates: Country View Road — continued pond work and subbase/utility installation for northbound and southbound lanes; Laser Street extension — near completion with punch‑list items remaining and surface paving planned in coming months; Mark Drive — 90% plans and specifications under city review and phase 1 starting soon; North and Southeast water booster station designs — finalization under way with potential generator addition at the Southeast booster station before the water master plan is complete; Well 6 — awaiting televising and test pumping before final approval.
Lower Badger Mill Creek interceptor — district meeting scheduled; Shady Oak Lane work planned just after the triathlon and surface paving expected by late October, with final completion expected in June 2026. Kettle Creek North — recent surface paving on phases 5 and 6; phase 8 plans currently under city review. Arden Glen — water main and sanitary sewer installation completed for the latest phase and storm sewer work under way for phase 3B. SSM Health — fill‑only permit issued and earthmoving begun; staff will review final stormwater management plans tied to a Valley Road reconstruction and public sanitary/water extension for the site.
Staff also reported that annual public stormwater facility inspections are wrapping up and a report and web page updates are expected in the next couple of weeks. The engineer said staff will respond to council questions and return follow‑up information where needed.
