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A parks master plan. A neighborhood traffic safety program. Sewer maintenance. All these and more were on the Half Moon Bay City Councilâs plate earlier this month when it approved a priority list of projects that together would bolster local infrastructure throughout the city.
The five-year Capital Improvement Program and Fiscal Year 2021-22 capital budget, which prioritizes projects for the next fiscal year, would cost an estimated $3,445,000, including nearly $2.5 million from the general fund. Now, the capital project list goes to the Planning Commission, which every year must make sure all projects align with the cityâs General Plan.
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One could say that Hans Mercer has been training for his position as Sheridan City Engineer since he was a young boy. His father worked construction and often took Mercer and his brother to work. On the job sites, tucked safely off to the side, Mercer and his brother would stay busy by building city streets for their toy cars and trucks.
During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Mercer told listeners the piece of advice his father gave him that would lead him to become Sheridan’s City Engineer.
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The City of Sheridan Engineering Department is planning for a busy year of construction. Eighteen projects are tentatively scheduled for the 2021 year.
MTS Board approves $125 million in capital improvements
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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - The Metropolitan Transit System Board of Directors Thursday unanimously approved $125 million for the FY 2022 Capital Improvement Program, including major investments in new trolleys and buses. The MTS CIP is an important road map for planning and funding assets for San Diego s transit system, and having $125 million to allocate in CIP funds is very healthy for an agency our size, said MTS CEO Sharon Cooney. This includes new trolleys and buses, advancing our zero-emission bus transition, fully funding our new fare collection system and more.