Project Overview
Street Ad -Hoc Committee Meeting – Amended Date – Tuesday, September 7th 7pm – 8:30 pm City Hall Council Chambers, 611 E. Grand River Ave., Howell A quorum of the City Council may be present at this meeting.
08-02-2010 Ad Hoc Street Committee Minutes Citizen Issues 8.2.2010
08-17-2010 Ad Hoc Street Committee Minutes
The Howell City Council has approved a three-year program that will reconstruct approximately 10.805 miles of the City’s 36 miles of streets (click here for a map of the streets included). The City of Howell embarked on this infasructure improvements in July, 2009, including reconstruction of approximately 11 miles of the City’s 36 miles of streets, replacement of aging water and sewer lines, and storm sewer improvements. The condition of infrastructure is an important element that can significantly impact the long-term economic strength of a community and the value of its residential and commercial properties. Many of the streets included in the program have not undergone any significant rehabilitation within the last twenty years. More…
Year One of the Multi Year Improvement Program began on June 15th, 2009. Phase 3 began construction April 7th, 2010. They contractor (Dan’s Excavating) will begin with N. Elm (Grand River to Clinton), S. Elm, E. Washington (Bush St. to St. Joseph Catholic Church), Bush Street, Oceola Street, and South Street. After completion of underground work on the above streets, the contractor will then move to North Street, Hesse, Almon and Elm Street (north of Clinton).
Year Two of the Multi Year Improvement Program was awared February 8, 2010. Streets included in this Year include Bower (Riddle north), Boston Blvd, Burns, Alger, Factory, West and Wetmore. The contract was awarded to DiPonio Construction, and they have informed the City their tentative schedule will include 2 areas. Area one will begin with everything north of Riddle and include Boston Blvd. They will then move to Area two – everything south of Riddle.
We need your help… Please avoid walking, riding or marking on all wet cement areas. Correcting the damage caused not only delays the project but can result in additional costs to the City. The City and the contractors will be monitoring daily for damages. Anyone caught causing damage will be required to pay any costs incurred to repair the damage. Thank you for your cooperation.
Multi-Year Street Issue Questionaire
The City’s project engineering consultants Hubbell Roth & Clark Inc. (HRC) held open presentations for Year 1 and Year 2. The Open House Program has now been completed, and final plans can be viewed at City Hall, 3rd Floor Community Development during regular business hours (8 am – 5 pm) Monday through Friday.
We will continue to keep you informed as the engineering design progresses.
Final Plans for Year 1 are available at City Hall, 3rd Floor during normal business hours (8 am – 5 pm).
Final Plans for Year 2 are available at City Hall, 3rd Floor during normal business hours (8am – 5 pm).