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City outlines Brian Road reconstruction schedule; town hall set for March 30
Summary
City staff and contractor outlined phased reconstruction of Brian Road — full pavement removal in late April, a 12‑inch water line expected to finish by mid‑April, and paving windows through summer — and announced a resident town hall for March 30 at City Hall.
City staff updated the Mission City Council on the Brian Road reconstruction project on March 10, describing a phased approach that will include pavement removal, subgrade work, sidewalk, curb and gutter installation and a 12‑inch water line.
The presenter said work will begin from Business 83 to Ash during the last week of April with concurrent work from Ash to Elm and that paving of portions between Ash and Bryce is scheduled the first week of April; excavation for the 12‑inch water line is expected to finish by the third week of April. Staff said the contractor brought extra crews to mobilize and expedite the schedule and that the overall project remains on track for completion by the end of August.
A town hall for residents affected by the project is scheduled for March 30 at 5:30 p.m. at Mission City Hall. The city is distributing weekly newsletters and contact information to residents and encouraged use of 311 for concerns.
Councilmembers asked about traffic impacts, staging and resident notifications; staff said they will provide a schematic and continue outreach. No formal action or amendments to the project scope were taken at the meeting.
