Infrastructure

Articles tagged infrastructure from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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City Hall Design

Council authorizes next phase of design for City Hall and Emergency Operations Center at 1600 Draper Street

The Kingsburg City Council voted to authorize staff to proceed with architectural and engineering design for a proposed City Hall and Emergency Operations Center at 1600 Draper Street, moving the project into formal plan development and procurement steps.

KingsburgNov 5, 2026

Infrastructure

HPC backs 'no historic significance' letter to speed Lovers Lane wall repairs

Facing imminent retaining-wall failure that threatened utility feeds, the commission voted to send a 'no historic significance' letter for the Lovers Lane retaining wall to accelerate Army Corps and state reviews and preserve the December–January construction window.

Manitou SpringsNov 5, 2026

Hvac

5‑Year HVAC inspection finds multiple systems below ASHRAE standards; district proposes $3M in bond

An independent engineer told the board that many rooftop units and exhaust systems at Granby Memorial Middle School are aging and failing to meet ASHRAE ventilation targets. The district is asking voters to approve a $3 million capital phase in December to begin repairs and replacements.

GranbyNov 5, 2026

Capital Projects

Facilities update: secured vestibules, HVAC moves and delays; trustees press for fixes on moisture, power and windows

KSU Architects, BBL and district facilities presented capital-project progress across Crosby, Chambers, George Washington, Edson/Essendon and Bailey. Trustees raised schedule concerns and flagged moisture in an art room, missing power drops in the tech shop, and delayed door/frame deliveries (door frames expected Nov. 12; on-site Nov. 19).

KINGSTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTNov 5, 2026