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Pear Lane repaving pushed to mid‑July after contractor equipment delay
Summary
City staff said Pear Lane resurfacing — removal of old pavement, remilling, leveling and a two‑inch asphalt overlay — was pushed from mid‑June to roughly mid‑July because the vendor's equipment had not arrived; funding for the work remains in place.
City staff updated the board that the planned repaving work on Pear Lane is delayed while Public Works waits for vendor equipment. The staff member said the city will partner with City of Denison Public Works to "remove all of the old road of Pear Lane, remill it, level it, and then a new, 2 inch overlay of asphalt down Pear Lane."
The project had been planned for a mid‑June start based on an expected May equipment delivery to Public Works. Staff reported the vendor now expects to deliver equipment sometime in June, which pushes the city's anticipated start to mid‑July. The staff member said, "We are just pushing back a little bit waiting on some equipment with public works." Funding for the asphalt overlay was described as still available.
No formal board action was recorded on the Pear Lane update; staff described the schedule change and confirmed funding remains in place.
