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AUBURN â The city Redevelopment Commission can expect to take in about $1.4 million in revenue per year from tax-increment financing districts, a financial consultant said this week.
The commission should have a fund balance of around $5.4 million at the end of this year, a consultant from the Baker Tilley firm said in an annual report.
The report listed more than $10 million in possible projects for spending the money in the years ahead.
The list includes:
⢠remodeling of the police department headquarters;
⢠a new headquarters for the street department;
⢠downtown sidewalk rehabilitation;
⢠infrastructure at C.R. 11-A and Interstate 69 south of the city; and
Two DeKalb County communities received state Community Crossing grants Thursday totaling more than one-half million dollars.
Among the statewide awards of $100 million for road and street improvements, Auburn is receiving $284,716, and Waterloo was awarded $247,305.
Auburnâs grant will pay for half the estimated cost of $569,433 for its Woodcrest Addition Street Reconstruction project.
The project will rebuild Roger Drive, Mark Drive and Melony Lane on Auburnâs northeast side, said City Engineer Daryl McConnell. The streets are connected in a U-shaped pattern.
The city will hire a contractor to rebuild approximately 1,354 linear feet of street pavement at a width of 28 feet, with 4 inches of asphalt over 10 inches of limestone base and 4-inch perforated under-drain pipe. The work includes four new storm-sewer catch basins, storm pipe, concrete curb and gutter, new concrete sidewalk and ramp, concrete driveway approaches and driveway, with grass restoration.
AUBURN â The Auburn Police Department and Fire Department both received approval to hire new employees at Thursdayâs meeting of the Auburn Board of Public Works and Safety.
The Police Department is hiring Derick Campbell as a patrolman. The department chose Campbell, a former area resident, through a lengthy hiring process.
The Fire Department will employ Cody LaRowe as a new firefighter. He is the son of retired firefighter Chip LaRowe, who still works part-time for the department, Fire Chief Michael VanZile said.
The board gave permission to Auburn City Steakhouse, 203 S. Main St., to expand its outdoor dining area along the 100 block of West 8th Street.
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