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Sisca Community Park edging, walls near complete; Main Street sidewalk work set for spring
Summary
Contractor work at Sisca Community Park is nearly complete, with stone walls finished and entrance wall and restroom work scheduled weather permitting; NJS Concrete will replace sidewalk and curb on Main Street in spring 2025 using remaining MTF grant funds, with expected completion by end of April.
Construction at Sisca Community Park and Garden Phase is progressing: the contractor has completed most stone walls, and the brick entrance wall installation is scheduled for January pending weather; the park restroom is being assembled off-site. Change orders for a bronze recognition plaque and a border planting along the park's eastern boundary are under review by DCNR.
"The contractor has completed most stone walls and is scheduled to install the brick entrance wall in January, weather permitting. The restroom is being assembled off site," the engineer's report states. Separately, NJS Concrete has agreed to replace additional sidewalk and curb along Main Street in 2025; remaining MTF grant funds allocated for the streetscape will fund that work, with an expected completion by the end of April 2025.
Council received the update as part of the engineer's professional report; no further action was recorded during the meeting.
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