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Current Construction Projects
2022 Project Schedule (Tentative)
Location |
Proposed Construction |
Tentative Start Date |
---|---|---|
E. Washington St. Bridge over Grand River | Replace bridge | Mar 14 |
Jackson St/Mechanic St Railroad Bridges | Replace RR bridges over Jackson and Mechanic | Mar 14 |
Denton St - Brown St to bridge | Reconstruct street-intersections Denton & Brown to bridge, and Brown & Randolph | April 3 |
West Ave - Carlton to Michigan | Water main, lead service line replacement | Apr 18 |
Wisner St at Ganson, North and Argyle | Reconstruct traffic signals | May 1 |
E. High St. at Grand River | Widen and replace bridge deck | May 9 |
Steward Ave at AMTRAK RR Crossing | Replace water main under railroad | May 16 |
Steward and Ganson Intersection | Replace traffic signal | May 23 |
Fourth St at Griswold/Greenwood and Fourth St at Prospect | Reconstruct traffic signals | Jun 6 |
Greenwood Ave - Griswold to Morrell | Mill and resurface with curb/ramp replacements |
Jun 6 |
MLK Equality Trail - Prospect to Weatherwax | Install lighting | Jul 11 |
Perrine St - Michigan to Burr | DEFERRED TO APRIL 2023 | |
Ganson St at Elm | Reconstruct traffic signal | Aug 1 |
West Ave - Carlton to Washington | Reconstruct Franklin St intersection to realign, and reconstruct traffic signal | Aug 1 |
West Ave at Morrell | Reconstruct traffic signal | Aug 1 |
E. Michigan Ave - Cooper to City limits | Replace lead service lines | Aug 15 |
Wildwood Ave - Lydia to Steward | Replace water main | Aug 15 |
Morrell St - Cooper to Belden | Construct sidewalk | Sep 15 |
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.