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Jenks staff say Elm Street improvements delayed by utility relocations and poor soils; completion targeted for October 2026
Summary
City staff reported that AT&T relocations and unforeseen unsuitable soils have slowed the Elm Street reconstruction; contractor Paragon is working as possible and the full project is expected to finish around October next year.
City staff updated the Jenks City Council on the Elm Street reconstruction project, saying utility relocations and unexpected soil conditions have slowed progress but that crews remain committed to the contract schedule.
Assistant City Manager Robert Carr said Paragon Contractors began work in early January on phase one, between 111th and 121st streets, including a trail segment. Work initially focused on locating underground utilities. Carr said AT&T did not begin relocations until mid-April, which left…
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