The Contractor will continue working on water main the week of September 18th in Phase 2 along with starting restoration work on Phase 1. All work is weather dependent.
In the coming week(s), the Contractor will be installing and transferring water services. There will be temporary loss of water with the transferring of water services. Those affected have been notified.
Parking is only permit on one side of the street, park only were permitted.
Throughout the project, a courtesy cart (golf cart) will be available for residents to get to and from their property. The Contractor will be operating the cart. When in need of the cart, please plan accordingly and consolidate your trips. Wait times can vary, especially on weekends and when the Contractor is not onsite. Call the number provided in distributed door hangers.
Place garbage, recycling, and yard waste out Sunday night at the end of driveway, as normal. The Contractor will pick them up and place them at a coordinated site designated with the hauler. They will then return the containers to your driveway once they are emptied.
It is very common on these types of projects that area residents (especially children) become quite curious about the work the Contractor is performing. We ask that you please be respectful of and stay well clear of construction zones. Many hazards and dangers exist from heavy machinery, trenches, loose material, confined spaces, hot asphalt, etc. and often times are not recognizable by the general public. The Contractor has responsibility to ensure safety on the project and within the construction area. Any direction from the Contractor regarding safety must be heeded; likewise, if you observe an unsafe condition, please report it to the RPR immediately.
Public Safety Parking Lot Improvements
The Contractor will install pavement markings the week of July 10th . The parking lot is open for use with no parking delineation. All work is weather dependent.
Future Projects
For more information on proposed projects, please refer to the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). All projects listed in the CIP are proposed projects. The CIP serves as an effective guide for the efficient and effective provision of public facilities, outlining timing and financing schedules of capital and infrastructure projects for a ten-year planning period, and for the next fiscal year capital budget. The CIP neither appropriates funds nor authorizes projects. The City Council must act to initiate each project. Proceedings to initiate capital improvements are presented when sources of funding are available.