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Broken Bow updates Memorial Drive delay; North 5th Street work set to start July 6
Summary
City Administrator Dan Knoell told the City of Broken Bow council that supply-chain delays have pushed the Memorial Drive Project’s start to Aug. 1 (worst case Aug. 15) but that the projected Dec. 1 completion date stands; Paulsen Inc. will begin milling and overlay work on North 5th Street July 6.
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City Administrator Dan Knoell told the City of Broken Bow council on June 28 that the Memorial Drive Project is delayed because required epoxy-coated rebar and a concrete structure are taking longer to arrive than expected. "The new start date is August 1st, with the worst-case scenario being August 15th," Knoell said, adding that the estimated completion date remains Dec. 1, 2022.
Knoell also updated the council on the North 5th Street Project, saying contractor Paulsen Inc. will begin work on July 6. He described the scope as "three inches of milling and three inches of overlay." The council did not take formal action on either schedule update; the comments were presented as informational staff reports.
Why it matters: delays to Memorial Drive could shift traffic and contractor schedules and may affect sequencing of other public-works projects. The mill-and-overlay plan for North 5th Street is a short-term pavement preservation approach that typically restores ride quality and extends pavement life.
What’s next: staff will monitor supply-chain lead times and keep the council apprised of any changes to start or completion dates, and Paulsen Inc. is scheduled to mobilize on July 6 for the North 5th work.
