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Public works reports completed sidewalk, paving and stormwater repairs; dozens of projects remain
Summary
City staff summarized recent capital work — sidewalk gap connections, slurry/crack repairs, resurfacing of 114 South, right‑turn improvements, detention-basin rebuilds after the 08/03/2023 storm, and valve repairs — and outlined timelines for upcoming projects.
At the meeting, Cooley, the city staff presenter, reviewed capital projects finished since July and those scheduled for the coming months. "We did our sidewalk gap connection projects," he said, and listed pavement maintenance work, resurfacing of 114 South, installation of a right-turn arrow at 13th, repair and capacity upgrades to detention basins damaged in the 08/03/2023 storm, and numerous valve and PRV repairs (many in Suncrest). He estimated several resurfacing, widening, and stormwater projects would proceed into the winter and spring.
Council members asked for schedules and cost estimates for specific projects; staff said many utility relocations and right-of-way acquisitions remain and that some federal funds are in place for culvert replacements. Staff committed to returning with more-detailed estimates and acquisition timelines for larger projects.
