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Council hears updates on streets, utilities and economic development projects
Summary
City staff reported progress on the DTR street project, museum-side construction constraints, Arrowhead Drive bidding, water tower inspection, and utility building work; Economic Development is working on Nio Corp water availability and notices to tear down houses.
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City department heads updated the council on multiple infrastructure and economic development items.
The streets report noted the DTR project is moving along; museum-side construction remains off-limits until a museum wall is fixed, and crews will move to 4th Street in front of the sheriff’s office. Arrowhead Drive is expected to be put out to bid within a couple of weeks. Economic Development Director Doug Goracke reported work on water availability for Nio Corp and said notices are being issued to tear down a couple of houses. The Utility Department reported inspection of the small water tower is complete, the power-plant building is nearing erection, and the generator building at the wells should be finished next week.
No formal actions or funding approvals for those projects were recorded in the minutes; items were reported for council information and future administrative follow-up.
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