City of Riverdale issued the following announcement on Apr. 18.
Iowa Governor Reynolds ordered the end of the school year late last week, so now the City of Riverdale is working with contractors to possibly accelerate the road project currently underway in the Havens Acres neighborhood.
The original plan called for work “in the street” to begin after the end of school on June 8. The Governor’s orders change that, allowing Brandt Construction to move into the streetwork as soon as they’re finished doing their work “behind the curb.”
According to project manager, Troy Stimpson, the contractor will keep the City and its residents informed of their project timeline so accommodations can be made:
“We will proceed with milling and asphalt paving after the other work is done behind the curb. We’ll keep you posted on our schedule. As always, we will also monitor the virus and any potential impacts it will have on our project schedule.”
The total project comes to around $221,000 and was originally slated to be completed in late-July/early-August.
Original source can be found here.
Source: City of Riverdale
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