2024 Projects

[patric]

Burying the power lines will make that whole area look so much nicer.

Taking the cheap option of providing power from wooden poles is looking less cheap as more costly, deadly fires are being blamed on rotting poles and downed lines.

[heironymouspasparagus]

We have buried power lines and it is exceptionally good!

[Tulsan]

Yeah I'm not looking forward to the process, but very much looking forward to the results.

Burying the power lines will make that whole area look so much nicer.

Do you happen to know if the street rehab will include and major changes? Like I recalling what they did with Cherry Street, moving it from 2 lanes on each side to one and adding the slanted parking. Is something like that happening in Brookside or are they just keeping the same configuration but repairing it?

It's also a bummer to hear that a few of the bigger developments are stalled, but hopefully they will get going again soon.

Other than power line burial, I don't know what they're planning on Peoria but I'd be surprised if they make major changes to lane configurations - it's still a major arterial. But I've been surprised before.

I agree the slowdown is a bummer but it will come back. The property values are going up too fast. 

[DowntownDan]

We begged them to bury the lines on Cherry Street during the rebuild and they said it was too expensive. Glad Brookside is getting it, but what a waste to not do it on Cherry Street.

[AdamsHall]

Anyone know what is currently planned on the site where BurnCo burned?  Looks like Cowan Construction has work underway.

[SXSW]

Anyone know what is currently planned on the site where BurnCo burned?  Looks like Cowan Construction has work underway.

They are finally rebuilding the Burnco building and also an adjacent building on the parking lot to the north (next to the ice cream shop).  Targeting retail/restaurant tenants, I've heard wine/tapas bar for sure.