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City schedules Galilee Avenue resurfacing starting Aug. 4; no-parking rules to be posted
Summary
Public works director told the council resurfacing of Galilee Avenue from 20 First Street to 30 Third Street will begin Aug. 4 and take roughly 35 working days; the city will post signs and mail construction notices to affected residents.
The City of Zion will begin resurfacing Galilee Avenue between 20 First Street and 30 Third Street on Aug. 4, with the work expected to take about 35 working days, city public-works staff said during the July 15 council meeting.
Director Rick Ransom told the council the project is slated to run roughly through Oct. 1 on a 35-working-day schedule. During construction there will be no parking on Galilee between 20 First and 30 Third. Staff said they will post construction signage and mail a construction notice to affected residents, and that the notice will be posted on the city website before work begins.
The resurfacing is part of the city’s summer pavement program and will require temporary parking restrictions to allow crews to complete milling and paving operations safely and efficiently. City staff did not provide itemized funding in the meeting transcript; they characterized the project as part of the 2025–26 pavement program and said related bid tabulations will be posted online.
The council did not record extended debate on the resurfacing item; staff emphasized public notice and signage to minimize resident disruption.
