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Street superintendent outlines repairs; South Elliott project largely complete
Summary
Glenn, Pryor Creek’s street superintendent, reported patching, sidewalk work, and upcoming asphalt on several streets; the South Elliott Street project’s punch list is nearly complete with only drain lids and a concrete pour remaining.
Glenn, the Pryor Creek street superintendent, updated the council on routine and project work across town, reporting repairs to dips and ditches, asphalt placements on Irving and Edith streets, sidewalk excavation near the Rec Center football field, curb pours near Red Crown and planned asphalt on 14th Street.
On South Elliott Street, staff said the project is essentially complete; remaining punch-list items include securing drain lids and pouring concrete around drop-ins on 10th Street. A resident told councilors that during a recent heavy rain the west end of Elliott experienced standing water but that drainage appeared to be working and not washing into the road.
Glenn said crews have been brushing, cutting trees and removing debris in multiple locations and will return to complete the remaining work. The council thanked staff and noted the engineer will handle follow-up on larger projects and bidding processes.
