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Elm Street path out to bid; Barclay improvements estimated at $3M
Summary
Public works staff said Elm Street multiuse path is out to bid with construction targeted this year and described Barclays phase 2 (estimated ~$3.0M) as a priority for pedestrian safety and improved traffic flow; the North Locust safety work is largely grant-funded.
Public works staff told the committee the Elm Street multiuse path project is currently out to bid and targeted for construction in the coming fiscal year, with a pedestrian bridge that will separate foot traffic from vehicles. Jackson Dumas said the path will connect Village Green and cross Wyches Creek with a separated pedestrian bridge.
Paul Brutagna summarized Barclays phase 2 as the next major segment of the Barclay corridor work; phase 2 includes a three-lane cross section, 10-foot multiuse paths on both sides, new storm drainage, ADA crossings and street lighting, and is currently estimated at roughly $2.12.1M for phase 2 and about $3.0M for the full project. Staff emphasized a multi-funding approach (street fund, SDCs, grants) and warned that SDC revenue depends on development activity.
