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County work program lists multi‑year projects and estimated costs, including trails, sewer and museum renovations
Summary
The plan includes a 2026–2031 work program that itemizes projects, responsible parties, and cost estimates — examples include museum/welcome center phase ($100,000), Broad Street sewer update ($1,000,000), multi‑use trails ($1,000,000), and street improvements ($610,000 listed in continuation).
The Comprehensive Plan Update attaches a 2026–2031 Community Work Program that allocates timeframes, responsible parties (UGOCCC and partners), funding sources and estimated costs for near‑term projects. Notable entries include a $100,000 Phase 2 of remodeling the old city hall into a museum and welcome center, a $1,000,000 estimate to update sewer in the Broad Street area, and $1,000,000 for multi‑use trails connecting the recreation center and River Bend Park.
The work program lists ongoing street improvements estimated at $610,000 with a mix of UGOCCC, LMIG and CDBG/grant funds, and identifies sources such as GDOT for intersection improvements. Several items are marked "Underway" and the document notes grant applications and planning engineering are in progress for sewer and trail projects.
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