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Moab staff unveils sidewalk map and $350,000 project; downtown to get $200,000 first year
Summary
City staff showed an audit map of sidewalk defects, prioritized downtown Main Street and nearby pedestrian sheds, and described an RFP and bidding timeline; council discussed tree removals, potential grant support and business outreach.
City staff presented an inventory and prioritization map for sidewalk repairs March 25 and described a planned construction project funded in the current fiscal year at $350,000, with roughly $200,000 targeted to downtown Main Street and the adjacent central area.
Sustainability/planning staff member Alexi led the presentation and displayed a GIS map compiled from a 2017 ADA audit, a 2024 road safety audit and public and council input. The map uses color-coded priorities: purple for the most critical gaps and missing sidewalk panels, red for heaves caused by frost or trees, orange for cracked panels and yellow for holes or…
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