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Council discusses downtown traffic-signal replacements; engineering contract to be brought back
Summary
City staff reported initial estimates for replacing two downtown traffic signals, including roughly $100,000 for engineering and about $500,000 per signal; council directed staff to return with an engineering contract and a budget amendment.
City Manager reported that preliminary work on replacing traffic signals at Main Street and Fourth Street and at Main Street and First Street shows the engineering phase would cost about $100,000 and each new traffic signal would cost roughly $500,000, with a two-year timeframe. "As requested, we have gathered some information about replacing the traffic signals at, Main and Fourth and Main and First. And, the engineering itself is about a100 $1,000. And at this point, the,…
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