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Friday, December 02, 2005

City Moving Ahead on Projects

More than a dozen projects are currently in various stages of engineering or construction in the city of Grove, as outlined in a memo this week from City Manager Bill Galletly to members of the Council and trustees of GMSA.
Here is a list of projects currently underway:

With Rose & McCrary:
--Water, sewer, storm drainage in alley from Grand to Main, 3rd to 4th.
--Sewer line, airport hangers.
--Parking lot at City Hall.
--Water Line north side of 3rd, Broadway to Main, for Downtown Revitalization Project.
--City Beach on 98th street.
--State Park Road, Main to Broadway

With Archer Engineering:
--Highway 59 Utility Relocation--water, sewer force main, gas distribution and transmission.
--Water line from water plant to grade school
--Water line from grade school tank to Highway 59 & Leisure
--New water tank adjacent to grade school tank.
--Repair and upgrade of existing grade school tank.
--Pump station, grade school tank site.

With Garver Engineering:
--18th Street Extension Project.

With LandPlan:
--Downtown Revitalization, Phase One.

In addition, the city is currently talking with several wireless phone companies to develop a cell tower network for Grove and the surrounding area, nearly 300 square miles.
The city is also working with several companies, including PSO, to determine the possibility of developing an automatic meter reading program for gas and water, for GMSA use. The study will take several months to complete and may be tied to the communication tower development project.

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