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City briefs council on trail, Anderson Street, traffic study and airport work
Summary
Engineering and public-works staff reported progress on the Grama Avenue trail (roughly 500 feet formed), completion milestones on Anderson Street with upcoming driveway/sidewalk work, ongoing DOT-based traffic study expected in September, and an accepted third drawdown for an airport runway project with the runway reopened.
City engineering staff provided a status update on multiple infrastructure projects across Manchester, including concrete-forming progress on a trail project, final surface work scheduled for Anderson Street and the timing for traffic-study results.
An engineer reported that roughly 500 feet of trail had been formed and that crews plan to pour the first section later in the week, with the next 200-400 feet scheduled in coming days depending on weather. Staff also said Anderson Street paving work was finished and follow-up work on driveways and sidewalks would continue over the next weeks.
The city manager added that the traffic study contractor is coordinating with DOT sources and expects results by September; the airport project third drawdown was accepted and the runway has reopened with a caution to "mind the edges" while finishing details are completed.
