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Staff reported that Walnut Street earthwork and soil milling are complete but compaction problems and recent rainy weather have delayed final paving. The city notified residents that staff would reevaluate compaction testing in two to three weeks before scheduling paving. Staff said if the streets contract award moves forward to Decker Construction, Decker likely would perform the Walnut Street paving as part of its near-term work schedule.
Nut graf: The delay stems from soil compaction and weather, not a stoppage of work; staff asked residents for patience while re-testing and final scheduling occur.
Staff described remaining items as a paving operation followed by striping and possible guardrail or small fencing work where the road edge is tight. Staff noted that opening Walnut Street fully through to Hartford depends on clearing obstacles in the public right-of-way and revising some striping near a senior apartment complex.
Ending: Staff said they will provide schedule updates and photographs in future staff reports so residents understand the sequence of work.
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