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Cedar Falls council approves $203,400 sidewalk infill and repair project
Summary
The City Council approved plans and a $203,400.85 estimate for the 2026 sidewalk infill and repair project, to be funded by general obligation bonds; the work includes Portland cement sidewalk replacement, curb and gutter, and ADA ramp upgrades at multiple locations across the city.
The Cedar Falls City Council on April 6 approved plans and specifications for the 2026 sidewalk infill and repair project, adopting a construction estimate of $203,400.85 fully funded by general obligation bonds.
Engineering Division staff member Parker Kerns told the council the project includes construction and replacement of Portland cement sidewalks, minor grading, curb and gutter replacement, replacement of pedestrian ramps and site restoration to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. He listed work locations that include East 20th Street from State Street to the Cedar Prairie Trail; Greenhill Road from Cedar Heights Drive to Green Creek Road; Lloyd Lane from 4507 Algonquin Drive to North Drive; and ADA ramp repairs in sidewalk zone eight. "The total estimated cost of construction for this project is $203,400.85," Kerns said.
Council held the required public hearing, heard no public comments on the item and then moved to adopt the plan, specifications and estimate of cost. The council approved the resolution by roll call; the clerk reported all members voting aye.
Next steps include finalizing bid documents and a construction schedule; staff indicated they would answer detailed timeline and alley-impact questions as the project moves into procurement and construction oversight.
