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Byron officials give updates on RV-village development, Davis Road bridge and Terry Road overlay

Board of Aldermen, City of Byron · June 11, 2026
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Summary

Officials reported construction and permitting updates: an RV park expansion and village retail timeline, Davis Road bridge bond submissions and an expected notice to proceed in late June, and a July 7 bid opening for the Terry Road overlay with an anticipated August notice to proceed.

City staff and a private presenter updated the board on several infrastructure and development projects.

A developer gave details about an RV park and village project: an additional 250 RV sites (bringing the RV portion to 400 sites) and a village of 39 storefronts are planned, with the developer targeting August 2027 for RV-site completion and March 2028 for retail openings. The presenter said some rental units above businesses will generate shared rental revenue with business owners.

Public Works Director Ryan gave a project update on the Davis Road bridge repair: Fordyce Construction has submitted required bonds and agreements and the city expects to schedule pre-construction and a likely notice to proceed in late June or soon after the 4th of July, with a contract period of 72 working days. Ryan said he would notify the public about the planned shutdowns and coordinate notifications.

Ryan also said bids for the Terry Road overlay will be received July 7, with a June 24 pre-bid meeting; he estimated notice-to-proceed in mid-to-late August depending on bid evaluation and bonding. He described the bid-evaluation process (threshold check for form, then lowest-and-best determination) and said the city will post a certified bid tab after bid opening.

The mayor and staff asked to keep the board informed as bids and bonds finalize; Ryan said staff will return to the board with bid tabulations and recommendations.