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Work begins on Nicholtown sidewalks, stormwater and retaining wall projects

Greenville City · July 31, 2026
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Summary

Contractors have mobilized on two Nicholtown projects including a new sidewalk connecting the Nicholtown Community Center to Clark Street, curb-and-gutter and small storm drain work, and a rebuilt retaining wall on Rebecca Street.

Henry Coburn, presenter, said contractors have mobilized on two projects in Nicholtown that include a new sidewalk, curb-and-gutter and small storm drain improvements, and a retaining wall being rebuilt on Rebecca Street.

"Work begins on new neighborhood sidewalks," Coburn said, noting the sidewalk will connect the Nicholtown Community Center to Clark Street and that Alameda Street will also receive upgrades. The city described the sidewalk as a pedestrian-safety improvement intended to link the community center and nearby residential streets.

City staff provided project components but did not specify a construction timeline or total cost in the bulletin. Residents seeking more detail were directed to city project pages for schedules and contact information.