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Sunrise Engineering briefs Thayne on $400M state loan program and local water, sidewalk projects
Summary
Sunrise Engineering updated council on the Wyoming Capital Construction Program (about $400 million available at low interest) and gave project updates: Thayne water storage tank 50% design meeting set, north waterline easement work ongoing, and a public hearing planned for the Wright and Van Noy sidewalks project.
Robert Hood of Sunrise Engineering told the council about the Wyoming Capital Construction Program and local project work. Hood said the state program currently shows roughly $400 million available in loan funds, with a 1% interest option for five-year loans or a 2.5% option for 25-year loans.
Hood reported the Thayne Water Storage Tank project has completed land survey and title commitment work; a 50% design meeting was scheduled for Monday, April 23, 2018. He said Sunrise Engineering had submitted draft drawings to the Wyoming Water Development Commission. For the North Waterline Replacement Project, Hood said Kevin Voyles was finalizing easements. For the Wright and Van Noy sidewalks project, Hood said the team was working on public-notice requirements and the council decided to hold a public hearing.
The presentation identified procurement and easement work as the immediate tasks before construction; it did not include final cost estimates or funding commitments in the transcript. The council was notified of the state loan terms, which could be an option to finance street and utility infrastructure.
