Road Construction 2021: City of St. Cloud
ST. CLOUD St. Cloud will have two large road construction projects and possibly a few smaller ones on the schedule in 2021.
The third and final leg of 33rd Street South will be completed this year at a cost of approximately $4.6-million. The final section of that corridor is from 26th Avenue South to Cooper Avenue and will take most of the construction season to complete.
The other major reconstruction project is County Road 136 from 33rd Street South up to 22nd Street South. The section in front of Oak Hill Elementary will be a 30-mph zone, with a 45-mph zone south of the school out to 33rd Street South. The project will also include sidewalks and bike lanes near the school and wider shoulders with bike lanes in the rural section.
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MNDOT Awards $350,000 In Safe Routes To School Grants
The Minnesota Department of Transportation recently made some significant investments in school districts across the state as part of their Safe Routes to School program. Nineteen schools and communities will benefit from nearly $350,000 in grant money - including a Northland school.
In general, the Safe Routes to School program aims to improve walking and bicycling programs with schools and communities. It s an international program that the Minnesota Department of Transportation has participated in for the past few years. Part of the work involves reducing traffic congestion around school campuses and buildings, improving safety, increasing physical activity and improving health - all with the mission of making it easier for students to walk and bicycle to school and in daily life - according to details released by MNDOT.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation recently made some significant investments in school districts across the state as part of their Safe Routes to School program.
Feb 23, 2021
During its regular session on Monday, Chillicothe City Council passed 5 pieces of legislation.
Chillicothe Council members passed ordinances to appropriate $8,000 to buy decorative sleeves and other items to update parking meters; to accept insurance reimbursement and appropriate funds to replace a traffic signal control panel; allowing the city to participate in ODOT s cooperative purchasing program for road salt. Council also passed resolutions for the city to apply for the Safe Routes to School Project and the Ross County Parks District to apply for grant funds.
An ordinance supporting a Community Yard Sale June 4-6, 2021, without requiring the $5 permit fee will move on for a second reading.