Plymouth City Engineer Rick Gaul presented members of the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety with a listing of proposed fall street and sidewalk projects.
The first 13 projects are part of the city’s 2017 Community Crossings grant application.
JEFFERSON STREET FROM WALNUT TO BRIDGE187
PLYMOUTH GOSHEN TRAIL FROM MICHIGAN TO BRIDGE 152
NORTH STREET FROM WESTERN TO MICHIGAN
WESTERN AVENUE FROM US30BRIDGE TO HOHAM
COUNCIL DRIVE FROM WESTERN TO DEAD END
HEHR LANE FROM STANLEY TO OAK
STANLEY DRIVE FROM HEHR TO JIM NEU
CHESTER STREET FROM CLINTON TO OAKHILL
CLINTON STREET FROM CHESTER TO MICHIGAN
FERNDALE STREET FROM LIBERTY TO KINGSTON
AIRPORT ROAD RESURFACE
MAPLE AVENUE FROM FREEMAN TO DEAD END
FREEMAN DRIVE FROM OAKHILL TO DEAD END
Gaul said the fall contract would also include several street projects that are still in the design stage along with miscellaneous paving projects in the cemetery, Young Amphitheater, Hoosier Old Wheels trail, Airport parking lot and Street Department front drive and lot. Street projects on the list include
LAPORTE STREET from CENTER TO PLUM
HOPE BOULEVARD from PLY GOSHEN TO DEAD END
LAPORTE STREET from CENTER TO PLUM
MONROE STREET from PLUM TO WALNUT
WASHINGTON STREET from MICHIGAN TO PLUM
WALNUT STREET from MONROE TO NOVELTY
CENTER STREET from MONROE TO NOVELTY
The city engineer said plans are to start as soon as possible after the grant is awarded or the other projects are bid and proceed as long as the weather is favorable, into mid November. Contractors will be notified that road surfaces must be replaced and temporary striping in place before winter. The remainder of the project will be completed in the spring with a May completion time line.
