RICHMOND, Ind. Information about the next steps in the city s bicycle and pedestrian paths will be available Friday.
An informational meeting will be at 9 a.m. Friday, April 30, in the Hutton Room at the Richmond Municipal Building. Find the Zoom link at the city s Facebook page. A recording of the meeting will be posted on the city s website, www.richmondindiana.gov.
Phase 2 of the Loop project is being designed, with plans for construction to begin in February 2022.
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The Indiana Department of Transportation has pledged $2.72 million to pay for 80% of the Phase 2 construction as well as 80% of the estimated $80,065 needed to purchase rights-of-way for Phase 2.
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WAUSAU – City leaders recently took another step toward powering new construction with solar energy.
The Wausau Waterworks Commission, the body that controls the water and sewer utility, hopes to add a solar array that would fuel the new drinking water treatment plant it is building on Bugbee Avenue in northwestern Wausau, the city said in a news release.
In February, the utility commission hired local engineering firm Clark Dietz to develop proposals for photovoltaic solar panels that would generate electricity to pump the drinking water and light the new building.
The project is expected to cost roughly $2 million. Clark Dietz will provide calculations on how long it could take before the system pays for itself. Early estimates for this proposed system are for a payback of all costs for materials, installation and interest costs in 12 to 14 years.