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Current Construction Projects
2020 Project Schedule (Tentative)
Location |
Proposed Construction |
Tentative Start Date |
---|---|---|
Greenwood and Jackson-Morrell to Franklin | Finish paving, restoration items | Apr 20 |
Loomis Park Sledding Hill | Place topsoil, seed and mulch blankets | May 4 |
Fourth St Roundabouts | Install irrigation and landscaping | May 4 |
Adrian St, MLK Equality Trail to Morrell | Install streetlights | May 26 |
Morrell St, Martin Luther King Jr Dr to Cooper | Install streetlights | May 26 |
Franklin, Brown to West | Reconstruct payment and curbs, construct sidewalk through gaps, replace water main | May 26 |
Pavement Patching-Various Locations | Mill and repave patch-size areas at various locations | Jun 8 |
Martin Luther King Jr Dr, Morrell to Mason | Reconstruct pavement & curbs, construct roundabout at Morrell, replace water main | Jun 15 |
E Hickory Ave, Fourth to Elmdale | Construct storm sewer outside of roadway |
Aug 3 |
Third St, Washington to Michigan | Reconstruct pavement and curbs, replace water main, install streetlights | Aug 3 |
Washington, Fourth to First | Reconstruct pavement, replace water main, install streetlights |
Aug 3 |
Clinton St, Homecrest to Blackstone | Reconstruct pavement and curbs and replace water main | Aug 3 |
Wellworth St, Losey to east end | Reconstruct pavement | Sep 1 |
Durand, Higby and Thompson Sts, Carlton to Michigan | Replace sidewalk ramps, curb repairs, mill and resurface | Sep 7 |
First Alley E of Mechanic, Cortland to Michigan | Construct storm sewer, reconstruct pavement, replace Consumers and AT&T duct banks | Sep 8 |
Jackson St, Pearl to Glick | Replace sidewalks around new 200 Building | Oct 3 |
Requesting a Construction Project
Contact the Engineering Division at 517-788-4160 to see if a street is scheduled for construction within the next few years. If it is not scheduled for reconstruction, the resident can obtain a petition from the City Clerk's Office.
According to City Ordinance, petitions signed by at least 50% of property owners can initiate public improvements such as street construction. If ordered for construction, property owners would be assessed for their share of the construction cost.