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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.
Major upgrade planned at Concord airport
A front loader equipped with a plow works on clearing the runway at the Concord Airport on Wednesday. GEOFF FORESTER photos / Monitor staff
A front loader equipped with a plow works on clearing the runway at the Concord Airport on Wednesday, February 10, 2021. GEOFF FORESTER Monitor staff
The project is currently estimated to cost $2.5 million, which according to the city includes the demolition of the existing terminal (above), preparation of the building site, and construction of the new terminal. About $600,000 is expected to be made available from the Federal Aviation Administration.
Published: 2/14/2021 3:24:05 PM
David Rolla believes that as “one of the first impressions visitors get of the city,” the Concord airport has to create a more welcoming space.
February 9, 2021 at 2:30pm
Due to uncertainties posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and recovery, the Town of Herndon is taking a precautionary approach as it develops its capital improvement program for the next six years.
In a memo to the town’s Planning Commission, staff noted that the latest plan prioritizes a handful of projects and delays others, noting that there are “major uncertainties” facing the plan.
“It may be viewed as a best-case scenario and the commission should recognize that the Town Council could face a decision to sequester all or part of the project funding,” staff wrote in a memo to the commission.