Open House Meeting to be Held on Wednesday, October 1
The City of Prescott and their design engineer, Kimley-Horn, invite you to attend an open house meeting for the Effluent & Wastewater Pipelines & SR89 Improvements Project. The open house meeting will be held Wednesday, October 1, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at The Center (formerly the Adult Center), 1280 East Rosser Street. No formal presentation will be given at this open house. The Project Team will be available at various project related stations around the room. Feel free to join us at any time. We welcome and value all input.
This meeting will allow you to:
• View all 20 alternatives that were considered
• Discuss the traffic study
• Learn more about rock removal
• Find out about the potential construction schedules
• Review design costs and construction cost estimates
• Leave a public comment
This open house is being held in addition to the Public Hearings and Study Sessions required by Resolution No. 2024-1876 to provide our community with the opportunity to learn more about the project and ask questions directly with the Project Team.
Public Comments Posted to Website
The latest Public Comments have been posted on the Project Website home page below the Public Comment Form.
With the Public Comment Period extended, comments are published weekly until the comment period ends Thursday, October 9. An eNewsletter will be sent to alert you when updated public comments are posted and for any other changes made to the website.
Clarification About 100% Design Contract
The October 28th City Council Voting Meeting agenda includes a vote for one of the design alternatives 100% Design Contracts. The current project design is 15% complete. Approval of a 100% Design Contract by Council will direct Public Works to continue design on one of the design alternatives to 100%. This includes progressing through 30%, 60%, and 90% design, following the City’s Capital Improvements Program protocol, before completing design at 100% with construction ready drawings and documents. The City anticipates it will take about one year to progress from 15% to 100% design.
