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City engineer outlines downtown parking, alley and development projects slated for design and summer construction
Summary
City engineering staff reported progress on multiple projects including rehabilitation of the Smith Street parking lot with a FRCTA microgrid, near-completion Laurel dog park, alley improvement bids for summer work, and several development projects including Kings Estates phase 4 and a truck dispatch facility near Highway 99.
At the March 5 meeting the city’s engineering staff updated the council on a slate of public works and development projects moving toward design or construction.
Engineering staff said the Smith Street parking lot behind Bridal Drug will be repaved this spring and will receive solar canopies and charging stations under a Fresno County Rural Transit Agency (FCRTA) grant. “We’re partnering with FRCTA who got a grant to install a bunch of canopies and solar panels and charging stations in that lot,” the engineer said.
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