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City presents capital improvement program update: 70 projects totaling $36 million, 33 completed to date
Summary
Tom Wheeler, Lake Forest City director of public works and city engineer, told the Traffic and Parking Commission on May 5 that the city is tracking 70 CIP projects totaling about $36 million, with 33 projects completed to date.
Tom Wheeler, director of public works and city engineer for the City of Lake Forest, presented the city’s quarterly Capital Improvement Program (CIP) update to the Traffic and Parking Commission on May 5, saying the city currently tracks 70 projects with approximately $36,000,000 in planned investment.
Wheeler told commissioners that 33 CIP projects have been completed so far under the current program, representing about $18,000,000 in work. He said 10 projects are currently under construction, nine are in preconstruction, 10 are in design and seven are in pre‑design. He described the current portfolio as “broken up almost evenly between parks and traffic and streets, with a couple other smaller projects for environmental and facilities.”
Wheeler listed recently finished projects that included a…
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