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Canton resiliency manager outlines upcoming projects, bids and FEMA work

Mayor and Board of Aldermen/women of the Town of Canton · June 28, 2024
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Summary

Resiliency Recovery Manager Scheuer told the board that Rhoda, Skyline and Meadowbrook projects will start soon; the Armory is in FEMA Phase II; Chestnut Mountain Bridge preconference is scheduled after July 4; lift stations and Camp Hope will be put out to bid and SHPO requires a historian for Camp Hope.

CANTON, N.C. — Resiliency Recovery Manager (RRM) Scheuer updated the Mayor and Board on a suite of recovery and resiliency projects at the June 28 special meeting.

Scheuer said the Rhoda, Skyline and Meadowbrook projects will begin soon and that Town Hall demolition has been pushed out. He said the Armory project is in FEMA Phase II and staff are reviewing eligible items; a Creech contract was resubmitted for consideration. Scheuer said a preconference meeting for the Chestnut Mountain Bridge will be scheduled after July 4 and that lift station repairs and Camp Hope work will be put out to bid soon. He noted that State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) review is required for Camp Hope because three cabins and a bathhouse were destroyed.

Scheuer also reported on Mill Recovery historic‑preservation work and said the town’s comprehensive plan procurement will be out to bid in the coming weeks. No formal votes were recorded on these project updates.

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