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City secures CDBG funds for Logan-area infrastructure project; estimates $500,000 bid
Summary
Council reported a Community Development Block Grant award for street and utility work in the Logan corridor: a bid of roughly $500,000 with a municipal match of $288,000 to replace water and sewer lines, do storm-drain work and repave affected streets.
City council members described a planned Logan-area infrastructure project funded in part by a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG large city fund).
Council member Paul Schaffer said the bid for the whole Logan street project is about $500,000, with the city committing to match $288,000. City staff (Chris) said the project will replace water and sewer infrastructure, perform storm-drain work and repave streets (Logan to 6th, Cleveland Street and 6th within the city). Council staff estimated the work will benefit roughly 320 people in the affected area (described as 32 households). Officials asked residents to expect temporary travel difficulties while work is under way.
Council members thanked state legislators and partners for help securing the grant; the city will proceed with design and communication to affected residents before construction.
