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City presenter outlines 2026 street rehabilitation project, estimates $2.2 million cost and $383,000 in special assessments
Summary
A city presenter described a proposed May–September 2026 street rehabilitation and limited reconstruction project affecting several neighborhood streets, estimating total costs of about $2.2 million and special assessments of roughly $383,000; the presentation covered sidewalks, curb and gutter work, a small sanitary repair and how residents can get updates.
A city presenter described the scope, schedule and likely homeowner impacts of a proposed street rehabilitation and limited reconstruction project slated to begin in May or June 2026 and to be substantially complete by the end of September 2026. The presenter said the project is expected to cost approximately $2.2 million, with special assessments calculated by front footage expected to generate about $383,000; the remainder would be covered by city property tax.
The presenter said most streets in the project area qualify for rehabilitation while a small section of 20th Avenue will be reconstructed. Streets identified as rehabilitation targets include 6th Street, 23rd Avenue, 7th Street and 22nd Avenue; 20th Avenue is planned as a reconstruction between 7th and 6th streets and a rehabilitation between 7th and 8th streets, with a small sanitary main spot repair south of the…
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