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Muskego public works staff outlines $750,000 2025 road program, five roads on list
Summary
Public works staff told the Public Works and Safety Committee on April 14 that the city expects about $750,000 for its 2025 road program, with two base bids and three alternates listed; the library parking-lot work is included as a mandatory alternate and the parking-lot buildout is broken into three phases.
Scott, a Muskego public works staff member, told the Public Works and Safety Committee on April 14 that the city expects about $750,000 for the 2025 road program and plans to open bids on Wednesday, April 16.
"The plan is for the bid opening is on Wednesday, April 16. And then the idea is depending if everything looks good, we wanna take it to council on April 22," Scott said.
The city’s preliminary plan lists two base bids — Woodland Place (work left over from last year) and Weatherwood Circle (where water lateral replacement is planned) — and three alternate bids: Prairie Meadow Drive, Schultz Lane and Scenic Drive. Scott said the five roads reflect the limits of the roughly $750,000 budget. He also said there is a mandatory alternate connected to construction of the library parking lot and that the parking-lot work has been broken into three phases; the plan aims to complete at least two of those phases as part of the road program.
The committee did not take a vote on the road program during the meeting; Scott presented the map and schedule and answered committee questions. Scott noted Woodland Place was not finished last year and emphasized the program’s funding constraints: "$750,000 doesn't really go that much," he said.
The road program presentation included timing: bid opening April 16 and potential council consideration on April 22. No specific contractors, bid amounts or final project schedules were reported at the committee meeting.
Looking ahead, Scott said staff will circulate maps and notify impacted property owners by letter once the final bid documents and schedule are confirmed.
