#InfrastructureDevelopment

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Staff previews 2027 state legislative priorities including SR 522/SR 202 interchange and housing funding items

Staff asked council for feedback on a draft 2027 state legislative agenda that emphasizes SR 522/SR 202 interchange design funding, preserving local control of a small services sales tax (HB 2442) and pursuing culvert repair funding requests; staff noted federal requests for culvert funding were submitted by Representative DelBene and Senator Cantwell.

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Town staff report final design progress and readiness steps for new police and public works facilities

Staff reports 50% construction drawings complete for new Police Headquarters and Public Works facilities; final bids are due Jan. 28, 2027, permitting and stormwater compliance remain active tasks, and staff is arranging temporary off‑site storage and staging. The Board will be updated Nov. 10, 2026 at 4:30 p.m.

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Public Works seeks $9.53M NJDOT County Aid application and several bridge and road contract updates

Camden County's Department of Public Works listed a $9,533,318 NJDOT County Aid Program grant application and several contract actions including on‑call bridge engineering agreements and change orders for Park Avenue and emergency bridge work.

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DCCM proposal for Hidden Valley Lake CSD water master plan update totals $188,291 under staff-recommended option

The Finance Committee is scheduled to consider recommending approval of DCCM’s Water Master Plan Update proposal on Nov. 10, 2026; staff recommends a $188,291 option that uses DCCM training and district staff to conduct hydrant testing rather than contracting an outside testing service.

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Hidden Valley Lake CSD project update highlights FLASHES ribbon cutting, SCADA work and FEMA-linked mitigation funds

Staff will update the Finance Committee on multiple capital projects including the FLASHES ribbon cutting and procurement, ongoing SCADA cybersecurity enhancements ($250,000 project, $115,990 balance), defensive-space work with FEMA reimbursement activity, and reclamation pond remediation progress.

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Two‑year North Avenue corridor project to begin in 2028 with bridge replacements and tied stormwater work

Staff said North Avenue work will start with bridge replacements in 2028, continue corridor reconstruction in 2029, and is linked to a required Jackson Park storm sewer outfall and MMSD floodplain-driven bridge‑raising efforts; certain DOT-funded pieces are fixed in schedule.

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Wauwatosa committee reviews $2027–2031 capital improvement plan with major street and utility projects

City staff presented a draft 2027–2031 capital improvement program emphasizing major corridor reconstructions on Wisconsin and North avenues, a $9 million Harwood corridor city-funded project in 2030, and multiple stormwater and bridge projects tied to regional partners; committee members pressed staff on assessments, timing and funding sources.

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Committee approved and recommended a five‑year roads and infrastructure plan to the Village Board

The Sept. 15 minutes record that the Public Works & Utilities Committee approved and recommended a proposed five‑year roads and infrastructure plan to the Village Board; the engineer's report included in the packet places Jefferson Street in 2028 and East Main in 2027.

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Castroville seeks $1.67M in TxDOT, federal support to rehab runway lighting

The City of Castroville is scheduled to consider a resolution on Nov. 10, 2026 to apply for TxDOT Aviation grant funding to rehabilitate Runway 16/34 lighting; staff estimates total project costs of $1.85 million with a required City match of $185,000 (10%).

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East Main Street reconstruction approved for 2027 as LRIP funding deadline shifts

An engineer's report included with the Village of Waterford's Nov. 10 packet says the East Main Street reconstruction — including a water‑main relay and new lighting — is approved for 2027 and that the WisDOT LRIP funding sunset date was extended to Dec. 31, 2027, with plans to finalize bid documents this winter.

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Council asked to approve ~ $312,000 drilling change order and schedule extension for Dixie Well

Engineering asks the Council to approve Change Order No. 1 with Hydro Resources for the Dixie Well drilling project to address unstable subsurface conditions, requesting an additional $312,134.25 and a 56‑day contract time extension with a new substantial completion date of Feb. 1, 2027; the work is funded by Culinary Water Impact Fees.

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CIP tweaks add $6.2M; county grants and debt to fund Peter Kirk Pool

Staff told council four project changes raise the 2027–2032 CIP about $6.2M, including a $2.5M King County parks contribution plus ~$2.7M anticipated debt for Peter Kirk Pool and a $200k King County Flood Control grant for Holmes Point Drive NE.