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Engineering Services of the Public Works & Natural Resources Department oversees the development of transportation (roadways and bridges) and drainage improvements (storm drainage system and regional drainage) projects.
23rd Avenue & Meadow Street Culvert Project - The Public Works and Natural Resources Department has contracted with Brannan Construction Company to install two 36-inch culverts under the railroad tracks east of the intersection of 23rd Avenue and Meadow Street and two 18-inch culverts under the Rough & Ready Greenway Trail on the west side of the Prairie Village subdivision. The purpose of this project is to reduce flooding on Meadow Street and private property during storm events.
The City and the LDDA are undertaking a project to improve the downtown alleys including the pedestrian experience and open new economic opportunities. We are interested in your ideas and comments regarding existing issues and new ideas. For more information please visit the project website or take the on-line survey.
Read More about this ongoing Downtown Alley Improvement project.
County Line Road Improvements, Phase 2
Project design work for phase 2 of the County Line Road Improvement Project is nearly complete. Phase 2 will widen County Line Road (also known as Weld County Road 1), from just south of the Great Western Railroad crossing to about a ¼ mile north of 9th Avenue. Roadway improvements will include the addition of two travel lanes in each direction, on-street bicycle lanes, left and right turn lanes along with the installation of a traffic signal system at the intersection of 9th Avenue and County Line Road. Construction for the roadway portion of the project is anticipated to start during early summer of this year.
Public Works & Natural Resources
Updated 12/8/11