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Resurfacing plan revised after ADA sidewalk needs raise costs; $44,000 grant offsets most of $50,000 increase
Summary
Sidewalk work on the North and South Street resurfacing project now requires full removal and replacement for ADA compliance, increasing costs by about $50,000 with approximately $44,000 in grant funding to offset the added expense.
Staff told the Committee the original sidewalk approach for the North and South Street resurfacing project would not meet ADA requirements in certain sections and that those segments will require full removal and replacement rather than a grind-and-retrofit. The additional work was estimated at about $50,000, and staff reported approximately $44,000 in grant funding secured to offset most of that cost.
Committee members discussed pedestrian accessibility, the number and placement of trees and potential conflicts with utilities and signage while emphasizing the need to balance aesthetics and long-term maintenance. Further updates and contractor coordination were expected as the project proceeds.
