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Mayor reports public safety building near completion; trailhead and sidewalk upgrades planned
Summary
The mayor said concrete work on the public safety building is about 90% complete and on track to finish by month-end; board members discussed plans to improve the park trailhead, add an ADA curb ramp, and replace a water main prior to sidewalk installation.
The mayor told the Board of Public Works the public safety building project has progressed to concrete work on the front exterior and is roughly 90% complete, with an expected completion by the end of the month pending punch-list work.
Board members also discussed plans to improve the trailhead and connect a new ADA curb ramp to Main Street. Staff said the work requires a water-main replacement and related infrastructure upgrades; crews will complete those utilities before pouring a permanent concrete sidewalk on the south side of South Street.
A board member raised a concern about a crack in the building's terrazzo; the mayor said he had brought it to the contractor's attention and expects remediation.
