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Draper updates five‑year sidewalk repair program; Zone 4 to finish by June
Summary
City staff said the five‑year sidewalk repair program is in Year 4 and contractors must finish Zone 4 by the end of June; staff said the program has spent 'about a couple million dollars' across the first 3.5 years and will move to Zone 5 next.
Public works staff told council members the city is in the fourth year of a five‑year sidewalk repair program designed to move the system to a maintainable condition. Staff said contractors are scheduled to finish the Zone 4 work by the end of June and that the plan is to start Zone 5 afterward; once the full program is complete, crews will shift to routine maintenance.
“I think we've spent about a couple million dollars so far on repairing sidewalks throughout the city for the 1st 3.5 years,” the public works presenter said, describing both the timeline and the funding scale. Council members asked for clearer outward communication so residents understand temporary inconveniences (loose rock and slurry seals) are intentional preservation treatments, and staff agreed to improve community notices before work begins.
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