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Public Works outlines tank repainting, sidewalks, paving and drainage concerns
Summary
Public Works reported relocation plans, Southpark elevated tank repainting and logo installation, near-complete high school sidewalk work, upcoming paving projects on Conduit Road and Ellerslie Avenue, roundabout flagpoles and landscaping, and raised drainage, CSX coordination and encampment concerns along the Boulevard.
Mr. Andrew Barnes, Director of Public Works, briefed the Commission on current and upcoming projects: Public Works is relocating from City Hall; the Southpark elevated water tank will be repainted and receive a new logo; the high school sidewalk project is nearing completion; paving work is planned on Conduit Road and Ellerslie Avenue; and new roundabout flagpoles and beautification are scheduled near the Temple Avenue roundabout.
Barnes also identified operational concerns including flooding near the railroad bridge on the Boulevard and the need to coordinate drainage with CSX, homeless encampments near the Publix area, and proposals for traffic counts and signal-timing analysis. Commissioners did not take formal action on these items at the meeting.
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