The City’s project includes reconstructing the concrete pavement, installing subsurface drainage, replacing select residential driveway approaches, and constructing new ADA‑compliant curb ramps, with full site restoration. The work will be completed in two phases, half of the street at a time, which may restrict parking availability. Residents are encouraged to coordinate with neighbors across the street to share driveway access during construction activities.

• Expect traffic delays due to the possible closure.
• Driveways may be inaccessible on the side of the street that is being worked on. Depending on the weather, this can range from 3 weeks or more.
• Do not drive on newly poured concrete until such time that the contractor has removed restricted access items (caution tape, barricades or barrels) as doing so will weaken the concrete potentially damaging it. It will be the homeowner's responsibility to repair damage to the drive approach if driven on early.
• Drive slowly and cautiously through the job site, especially when the contractor is on site working.
• It will be loud, dirty and dusty.
• Once the topsoil, grass seed and mulch are applied it will be the homeowner's responsibility to water the restoration areas to ensure proper, adequate grass growth. (see attached document for helpful hint to regrow your grass.)
• On trash day, place trash & recycle bins on the side of the street that is not being worked on.