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Eagle council approves limited library concrete repairs, caps project at $300,000
Summary
After extended debate about downtown events and Heritage Park, the Eagle City Council voted to approve a narrowed, safety-focused plan to remove and replace concrete around the library, add pathways and lawn, and permit an optional bid for street-tree removal — not to exceed $300,000.
The Eagle City Council voted to authorize a narrowed, safety-focused repair of the concrete in front of the city library, approving a motion capped at $300,000 that directs staff to prioritize pedestrian safety while minimizing long-term capital costs.
Councilmembers discussed options ranging from a full replacement with added electrical and event infrastructure to a minimal intervention that removes heaving slabs, eliminates trip hazards and converts parts of the footprint to lawn with a new sidewalk alignment along Stearman Avenue. Councilmember Mary Russell moved the plan, asking staff to keep scope and cost conservative; the motion was seconded and passed by roll call.
Public Works staff described the problem as…
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