Richfield's village administrator Jim Healy gave an extensive presentation on the CIP outlining proposed capital expenditures for the next 4 years. This program will be part of the budget process and discussed during the budget meetings later this year. The CIP includes projects such as items for Parks and Recreation, Public Works and Highways and Vehicle replacements in each year.
Norb Weyer as well as Joan Weyer, residents of the village, spoke during Public Comments requesting lighting in the business district along Hwy 175 be added to the CIP. Their comments were focused on the lack of funding to improve the business area along Hwy 175 by adding nice street lights.
In addition to other projects an updated salt shed is in the CIP so more salt can be stored at the beginning of the winter season. Richfield contracts with State of WI to get the best price per ton for salt. The state has a concern that communities are not storing a large portion of salt early in the season and to do that Richfield needs to update the salt shed.
WE did indicate to Jim Healy that the cost for lighting could be near $330,000 per mile. That does not define how many lights would be installed.
To review the CIP select this link.
The CIP is a large file so it might take a few seconds to upload.
In addition to other projects an updated salt shed is in the CIP so more salt can be stored at the beginning of the winter season. Richfield contracts with State of WI to get the best price per ton for salt. The state has a concern that communities are not storing a large portion of salt early in the season and to do that Richfield needs to update the salt shed.
WE did indicate to Jim Healy that the cost for lighting could be near $330,000 per mile. That does not define how many lights would be installed.
To review the CIP select this link.
The CIP is a large file so it might take a few seconds to upload.
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