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Engineer outlines Wilson Mills resurfacing timeline; county work and catch-basin repairs discussed
Summary
City engineer reported contractor progress and a July completion estimate for the Wilson Mills resurfacing project; the NEORSD Stewart project is out for bid and the county has begun street sweeping and catch-basin repairs on several roads.
At the council meeting May 27, City Engineer Justin Hazleton reported that work on the Wilson Mills resurfacing project experienced delays because of recent rain and the grand opening of Meyer but contractors were working to finish casting adjustments and ADA ramp installations on the north side and aim to switch to the south side during the week of June 2, weather permitting. Hazleton said the overall project completion date is July 2025.
Hazleton also reported that the NEORSD Stewart project is out for bids and that construction is anticipated this summer or early fall. He said the county has started street sweeping on Trubisky Road and Harris Road and has been completing catch-basin repairs.
During public comment, a resident raised concerns about multiple exposed catch-basin repairs on their street. The resident described the county’s repair process as multiple steps — exposing, brickwork, then concrete — and asked when the concrete work would be completed. Hazleton (or city staff) offered to follow up with the county the next day to get a clearer schedule and said staff would follow up on the timeline for brickwork and concrete.
The transcript contains no revised contract amounts, change orders, or penalties related to Wilson Mills; it does not specify which contractor is performing the work or the total project budget.
