Fellow U-Heights residents,
City council held their regular July meeting tonight. Here are a few highlights:
Sunset Street Wide Sidewalk Project
City Engineer Josiah Bilskemper caught the ire of several
residents regarding progress on the wide sidewalk. He did a nice job of
explaining the current status and process going forward. Here is a
summary of comments he made during the engineering report:
There has been slow progress the last three weeks. This project is a 45 working day contract. The contractors are 60% through the contract. Utility poles have now been all re-located. Last week the city engineer made an official request to DOT and the contractor for a new construction schedule. If the project is not completed in the allotted time, the penalty for not meeting the construction deadline is $1K dollars per day. Construction of the retaining wall at Sunset and Benton is scheduled to begin tomorrow, July 10.
Financial History
There has been slow progress the last three weeks. This project is a 45 working day contract. The contractors are 60% through the contract. Utility poles have now been all re-located. Last week the city engineer made an official request to DOT and the contractor for a new construction schedule. If the project is not completed in the allotted time, the penalty for not meeting the construction deadline is $1K dollars per day. Construction of the retaining wall at Sunset and Benton is scheduled to begin tomorrow, July 10.
It is a great honor to serve as your city councilor, if you have
any questions or comments I look forward to hearing from you.
-Mike Haverkamp
315 Golfview Ave.
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