<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=30SoHg_1H1OGVTw00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=30SoHg_1H1OGVTw00" width="1300" height="975" ></figure>The projects extended along North 9th Street from Mystic Avenue to Washington Street and represent a significant investment in the City's roadway, water, and stormwater infrastructure. The combined construction cost for both projects was approximately $7.2 million.The City would like to extend a sincere thank you to the schools, residents, general public, and local businesses for their patience, cooperation, and understanding throughout the construction process.The combined 2A N. 9th Street projects included a substantial amount of roadway and underground infrastructure improvements, extending approximately 1.32 miles from Mystic Avenue to Washington Street.Major roadway milestones completed with the project include:<ul><li>Installation of 34,750 square yards of new asphalt pavement</li><li>Construction of 7,636 linear feet of new or replacement curb and gutter,</li><li>Construction of 1400 square yards of concrete paving for driveways and approaches.</li><li>34 ADA pedestrian ramps were installed or upgraded</li><li>Total reconstruction of the box culvert for the Hydraulic Ditch crossing at 9th and Mystic</li></ul>A significant portion of the overall project was associated with improvements to the City's water distribution system. The projects included the replacement of 3,830 linear feet of existing water main and 48 water service lines. Additionally, improvements were made in conjunction with Orchard Park and Park Center districts to improve delivery, remove conflicts, and reduce future risks for all parties and their customers.Stormwater improvements were completed with the installation of 1,830 linear feet of new storm sewer and 10 stormwater inlets to improve drainage throughout the corridor.The City would also like to recognize and thank the other local utility providers who worked alongside the City to upgrade or relocate the existing infrastructure in conjunction with the projects: Atmos Energy, Black Hills Energy, Lumen Technologies, Spectrum, Segra Communications, Fremont Sanitation, Hydraulic Ditch Company, Fruitland Ditch Company, Orchard Park Water District, Park Center Water District, and Visionary Broadband.</div></body>

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The projects extended along North 9th Street from Mystic Avenue to Washington Street and represent a significant investment in the City's roadway, water, and stormwater infrastructure. The combined construction cost for both projects was approximately $7.2 million. The City would like to extend a sincere thank you to the schools,...

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