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Public-works director reports painting, signage, lights and a farmers-market water leak
Summary
Director of Public Works Nathan Boston told the council downtown painting is nearly complete, the city installed two stop signs and three no-parking signs with unit-cost notes, lights were installed in the Phoenix Hills subdivision, and crews are investigating a water leak near the farmers market.
Nathan Boston, the city’s director of public works, gave the council an operations update. He said downtown painting is nearly finished except where Columbia Gas work remains; once that work clears, crews will complete downtown painting. Boston said crews installed two stop signs (which he said cost about $70 each for the sign) and three no-parking signs (about $25 each, not counting installation), and that public-works staff has been servicing police vehicles and installing lights in the new Phoenix Hills subdivision.
Boston also reported a water leak detected near the farmers market between the sink and the bathrooms; crews have identified options to repair it and are evaluating solutions. The director’s briefing closed with routine operational notes and timelines for follow-up work.
No specific project schedules or contract names beyond the contractor references in the parking- and sign-installation remarks were provided in the supplied segments.
