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City manager outlines street, drainage and traffic-signal projects; council takes first readings on three resolutions
Summary
City Manager Joe Denham told council full-depth Market Street repairs will begin Oct. 1, traffic signals on Court Street are slated for a 2027 sensing upgrade, and the city placed three resolutions on first reading, including an OPWC application for Dayton Avenue culvert replacement and a contract award to Fillmore Construction for resurfacing.
The Washington Court House City Council heard a report from City Manager Joe Denham on Sept. 24 outlining near-term street repairs, a traffic-signal upgrade project and plans to seek state capital funding for culvert and drainage work.
Denham told the council full-depth repair work will begin on Market Street on Oct. 1; the project uses a deeper rehabilitation to fix sub-surface pavement problems before resurfacing. He said a 2027 program will upgrade traffic signals along the Court Street corridor with improved sensing technology intended to increase vehicle flow while accommodating pedestrians. Denham also described preliminary engineering for the Five Points intersection aimed at improving pedestrian safety without substantially impeding traffic.
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