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City outlines timelines for storm sewer, Safe Routes and OSLAD projects
Summary
City staff reported bid and construction timing for multiple infrastructure projects: storm sewer bid letting expected this summer; ITEP to follow Water & Madison Street work; Safe Routes to School and OSLAD projects staged for later in the year with some items possibly pushed to 2026.
Lee Beckman briefed the council on several capital projects and grant opportunities. He said the storm sewer improvement project is progressing with a bid letting anticipated this summer, and the ITEP project will be constructed after Water & Madison Street improvements and Metro construction are complete. Beckman said the Safe Routes to School project will begin after the school's construction and has a five-year timeline; bid advertising could occur in January or February for spring construction, though timing may shift.
Beckman also reported the OSLAD project is expected to be advertised in March or April and that sewer elevations for the Eden and Market Street development are under review to determine whether the existing system can accommodate growth or whether a lift station will be required. Commissioners discussed delays on the 1200 North sewer work due to weather and soil conditions and the potential need to include Eden and Market Street improvements in a five-year infrastructure plan.
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