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New Prague orders 10th Avenue SE improvements, council to select final design in January
Summary
The City of New Prague voted to order the 2026 10th Avenue SE street improvement project, starting design work now and returning in January to choose between a three-lane restoration, landscaped median, or two-lane with curb bump-outs. Staff estimates costs of $1.2M–$1.48M and said assessments could affect a small number of non-city properties.
The City of New Prague on Tuesday voted to order the 2026 10th Avenue Southeast street improvement project and authorized preparation of plans and specifications, with council members agreeing to decide between design options at an early January meeting.
City staff presented three alternatives for the roughly one-mile corridor between County 29 (208th Street) and 1st Street Southeast: (1) a three-lane mill-and-overlay estimated at about $1,200,000; (2) a three-lane configuration with a partial landscaped median, roughly $1,482,000; and (3) a two-lane configuration plus parking and curb bump-outs, about $1,260,000. Staff said all three options include trail replacement on the west side and enhanced crosswalks with flashing beacons at…
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