Consultant presents Romeo's draft CIP: roughly $20 million short-term needs, $11 million long-term
HRC presented a draft capital-improvement plan prepared with a $40,000 SEMCOG planning grant outlining short-, mid- and long-term needs across water, sewer, roads, sidewalks and municipal facilities, with a short-term (0—) estimate near $20 million and recommendations for funding sources.
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Karen Stickle of HRC presented the final draft of Romeo's capital-improvement plan (CIP), prepared under a $40,000 SEMCOG planning grant, and reviewed an asset inventory and prioritized list of projects for short-, mid- and long-term horizons.
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