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Council asks staff for a single timeline to coordinate dredging, bridge and pipeline projects
Summary
A councilor requested a high‑level map of upcoming major projects (waterlines, dredging, bridge work) to manage construction impacts and laydown areas; staff agreed to prepare a coordinated schedule for public notification and planning.
A council member urged staff to prepare a consolidated, high‑level schedule mapping the city’s major upcoming projects—waterline replacements, bridge work, and the scheduled dredging—so the council and public can see when different projects overlap and where laydown areas will be needed. The request was framed as both a public‑notification and logistics tool to reduce confusion and to coordinate seasonal constraints like fishing seasons and winter weather.
Staff indicated they could prepare such an overview for presentation in December and said it would include anticipated timing and laydown areas to help plan around major events and dredging windows. "It would be nice to have some kind of a really high level map showing us what's happening when we're in the next year," the councilor said; staff agreed to collaborate on the schedule and return with a draft.
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