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Public services outlines Marshall White opening, WonderBlock parking timeline and Lester Park proposal
Summary
Public Services presented capital projects and operations at the May 27 council work session, including the recent Marshall White Center opening, progress on the WonderBlock parking structure, proposed Lester Park upgrades, water‑line and sidewalk work, and a council proposal to create a trails manager position.
Justin Anderson, Public Services director, briefed the Ogden City Council on May 27 about capital projects, staffing and service changes across public works, parks, water, recreation and fleet operations.
Anderson opened with the Marshall White Center, which the department has opened and is serving members; staff reported more than 200 memberships and active day‑use. He also presented the eight‑story WonderBlock parking structure, describing the contractor’s progress and saying the structural build‑out of the eight levels is complete; finishing work, painting, facade installation and interior systems remain. The city plans software and operational testing to coincide with the opening of adjacent development; Anderson said the structure should be ready for occupancy by fall with additional software and management steps completed before public pay‑parking begins.
On park projects, Anderson said the department is preparing a transmittal on a phased Lester…
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