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Bend details major water, sewer and transportation projects; schedules midtown work sessions
Summary
City staff briefed the Bend Development Advisory Board on completed and upcoming water, sewer and transportation projects, a revised council meeting schedule, and a 12‑month rollout of major corridor and safety work.
Russ, staff member, told the Bend Development Advisory Board that the city has completed numerous infrastructure projects over the last biennium and has a packed schedule of construction and design work over the next 12 months.
Russ said completed projects include the Newport Avenue improvement, completion of Wilson culminating in Third and Wilson upgrades, the Purcell Boulevard corridor and the Neff Purcell intersection, Greenwood and Second Street work funded by urban renewal, and a new 16‑inch Aubrey water line that runs from Mount Washington through Aubrey. He told the board the city is also continuing septic‑to‑sewer extensions, water line replacements, lift station decommissioning and rehabilitation, and improvements at the water reclamation facility near the airport.
The presentation outlined projects currently under construction — Olney from Wall to Second, Bear Creek and 20th/7th intersection work,…
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