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Price City updates on transmission-line pipe deliveries, reservoir timeline and park projects
Summary
Public Works Director Miles Nelson told the council that 15 semi-truck loads of pipe have arrived for the spring transmission-line project and the city will advertise for contractors; he also reported an approved reservoir time extension, progress on pickleball courts and planned Pioneer Park wall/tree removal, plus additional funding discussed for Meads Wash/Covecrest storm-drain work.
Miles Nelson, public works director, briefed the council on multiple infrastructure items at the June 10 workshop. He reported that 15 semi-truck loads of pipe have been received and staged for the spring transmission-line project and said the city will advertise for contractors to perform related work. Nelson also noted a time extension has been approved for the reservoir project.
Nelson and council members discussed parks and drainage projects: the pickleball courts project is underway, Pioneer Park plans include removing a wall and trees after the International Days event, and additional funding was discussed for the Meads Wash/Covecrest storm-drain project. The updates were informational; no binding contract awards or final actions were recorded in the workshop minutes.
