The Village of New Glarus will hold a public informational meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 12, in the Community Room at Village Hall, 319 2nd St., to review the upcoming 11th Avenue reconstruction project. The presentation of the final plans is based on many months of engineering and a public input session that was held last spring.
The meeting is open to residents and property owners along the corridor and is intended to explain the scope of the work, outline the anticipated timeline, and answer questions ahead of construction.
The project focuses on a full reconstruction of 11th Avenue from Fifth Street to Railroad Street. Village officials have moved the project forward in the capital improvement plan due to the deteriorating condition of the roadway and underlying infrastructure. Engineering work is already underway, with design, permitting and public engagement scheduled through 2025.
The scope of the project includes replacement and upgrading of underground utilities throughout the corridor. Plans call for reconstruction of sanitary sewer, storm sewer and water main infrastructure within the village right-of-way. Storm sewer improvements are being designed to better manage runoff, with capacity sized for a 10-year storm event.
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