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Resident asks when downtown work will finish; city says water rehab nearly complete
Summary
A downtown resident asked the board when construction would finish. City Administrator Kim Rogers said the water rehabilitation work was 99% complete; remaining tasks include installing grinder pumps on West Hill Ave. and tying sewer lines, with sidewalk work taking longer and a grant application for paving under way.
During public comment, resident Janet Walton asked when downtown construction would be finished. Walton provided a street address and asked the board about timing for downtown repairs and paving.
City Administrator Kim Rogers responded with a status update: "the water rehab was 99% finished. They only had to install grinder pumps on West Hill Ave. for the sewer and tie them onto the line, but the sidewalk project would take a while longer," the minutes state. Rogers added that roads would be repaired where cuts were made and that the city is applying for a grant to pay for paving.
The board did not establish a final timeline in the minutes; the update provided specific remaining tasks (grinder pumps, sewer tie-ins, sidewalk work) and noted a pending grant application for paving.
