October 26, 2018
Public Works provide a look at upcoming construction projects
City staff recently presented an overview of recently completed, on-going, and upcoming infrastructure projects to City Council.

“There are lots of good things going on to improve the quality of life for all our residents,” Mayor Scott Cain said.

Upcoming Projects
Projects in the Design/Planning Stage
Downtown Improvements Project
The City is planning to repair and improve sidewalks in the downtown district. The plan includes replacing sidewalks along Henderson, Chambers and the Downtown Square. City Council is considering expanding the repairs to other side streets in the downtown district as well.

Sparks Drive Construction Project
The city is in the process of designing a 2,000 linear feet of concrete paving, a bridge, and storm sewer on Sparks Drive east of the Chisholm Trail highway.

Cleburne Street Maintenance Program
The City uses multiple road maintenance techniques to manage street infrastructure. These techniques include street reconstruction, where crews rebuild a road; micro-surfacing, where the city places a fresh layer of asphalt on an existing road; and mill and overlay, where crews remove a layer of the roadway before installing a new driving surface.

2018 Micro-Surfacing Project
Public Works plans to resurface 3.3 miles of roadways across the city this November with an expected construction duration of 2 weeks. The roads included are Granbury Street, Boone Street, Hillsboro Street, Prairie Avenue, South Ridgeway Drive, Olive Street, and South Colonial Drive.

2018 Street Mill & Overlay Project
Commuters can expect mill and overlay work to begin across the city in early 2019. In this work, crews remove the top layer of a roadway and then place a new layer of driving surface. The roads included are West Industrial Boulevard, North Angling Street, Prairie Street, North Ridgway Drive, Berkley Drive, Chase Avenue, South Washington Street, South Colonial Drive, Granbury Street, Woodard Avenue, and Yellow Jacket Drive.
International Property Maintenance Code Informational Town Halls
Cleburne City Council wants to ensure residents live in safe conditions and protect Cleburne’s growth and prosperity. To achieve this, the City Council is considering adopting the International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) that will help ensure residential and commercial properties are upheld to modern standards.

Prior to consideration by the Council, the City will host public meetings to convey potential changes and receive feedback. While each meeting is geared toward a specific audience, they are open for all to attend. The meeting for homeowners and tenants is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 30, at City Hall.

Celebrate the Airport's 90 th anniversary with a day of fun
Celebrate the Cleburne Regional Airport's 90th Anniversary with us on Nov. 10. There will be plenty of activities for children, airplanes on display, drone demonstrations, cool cars, and more. There will also be breathtaking chalk drawings.

Admission is free!

Airport 90 Anniversary Flier
Pet of the Week - Kasey
Meet Kasey! This pretty girl is a 2-year-old catahoula/rottie mix. Kasey is sweet and friendly and loves to play with other dogs. She is also mild mannered, quiet, and clean in her kennel. Kasey is considered a large breed dog. Come and meet this great dog today! Her adoption fee is only $25 during our Howl-O-Ween Spooktacular adoption special!

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