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Work program lists multimillion-dollar priorities including sewer, trails and brownfield remediation
Summary
The plan’s 2026–2031 work program assigns costs and responsible parties to projects including a $1,000,000 Broad Street sewer update, $1,000,000 multi‑use trails, $1,000,000 brownfield remediation and $610,000 for street improvements.
The Comprehensive Plan’s Community Work Program (2026–2031) enumerates specific projects with cost estimates and responsible parties (UGOCCC). Major items include: Phase 2 of the old city hall remodel into a museum ($100,000), a pad‑ready building site ($75,000), Broad Street sewer update ($1,000,000), multi‑use trails ($1,000,000), brownfield remediation ($1,000,000), and continuation of street improvements ($610,000).
Each project entry lists responsible parties (UGOCCC) and potential funding sources (UGOCCC funds, CDBG, GDOT, and grants). Several projects are marked "Underway" or show grant applications in 2025 (e.g., SEID grant for trails), indicating active pursuit of funding and engineering steps.
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