CAPITAL FACILITIES PLAN (CFP) The Capital Facilities Plan is a planning tool that lists current and future City capital facilities projects. It is important to note that just because a project is listed in the CFP, it does not mean that funds have been budgeted or are available. This document is a tool for current and long-term planning purposes.
A issue will be discussed again at the July 6 City Council meeting.
Proposed Summary Project List for 2010 - 2016 Proposed Detailed Project List for 2010 - 2016
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For more information about these projects, please contact:
Larry Dunbar, Deputy Director of Power Systems
Phone: 360-417-4710
Email: ldunbar@cityofpa.us
MAJOR CITY CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS The City realizes that travel has been and will continue to be greatly affected during major construction projects.
Tip - Please consider alternate routes and allowing extra time to travel. Safety of the public, pedestrians and motorists is a top priority and traffic will continue to be monitored during the project. Please drive courteously and obey all traffic signs and especially the posted speed limits.
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~ In Partnership With the Community ~
GATEWAY UPDATE - THE GATEWAY is OPEN!
The Gateway opened to the Public on Wednesday, June 17............
The Gateway is located at 125 E. Front Street in Port Angeles
Also open are the Clallam Transit Bus Lanes and the West Parking Garage.
The Gateway includes a public plaza or pavilion, bus lane,
underground parking and a clock tower.
A formal opening ceremony will be planned for a later date.
Thank you for your patience during construction.
EASTERN URBAN GROWTH AREA SEWER MAIN PROJECT COMPLETED AND UNDER BUDGET
August 13, 2009 - The Eastern Urban Growth Area (EUGA) of Port Angeles is the unincorporated area east of the Port Angeles City limits from Del Guzzi Drive east to Morse Creek.
Realizing that providing basic sewer infrastructure into the EUGA would provide economic and environmental health benefits to both City and County residents, the City of Port Angeles and Clallam County worked in partnership to extend sanitary sewer services to properties located in the vicinity.
Extending the City's sanitary sewer system into the EUGA had been considered for over 20 years. The sewer system will enable commercial and residential property owners to realize the full economic potential of their property, while also resolving the environmental concerns of failing septic systems.
Development potential was previously severely limited because space was needed to provide room for a septic tanks and drainfields. Environmental concerns from old and failing septic systems along critical areas, rivers, and other drainages, made it wise to plan and provide sewer service into this area......
