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    You are at:Home»Local News»Commission Approves 2015 City/University Fund Projects

    Commission Approves 2015 City/University Fund Projects

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    By KMAN Staff on June 4, 2014 Local News, Manhattan

    The Manhattan City Commission approved the 2015 City/University Special Projects Request and Committee recommendation Tuesday.

    The four projects planned for 2015 include:

    -Intersection Improvements at 17th St. & Anderson Ave; and Bluemont Ave & North Manhattan Ave. Includes new pedestrian signals and crosswalks. Project cost: $107,000.

    -Safety Improvements on Denison Ave between Claflin Rd. and College Heights Rd. Project cost: $248,000.

    -Triangle Park Improvements. Includes brick restoration and electrical upgrades. Project cost: $45,000

    -City Park/Aggieville Parking Lot Project. Paves and delineates 62 all-weather parking spaces on the north side of City Park. Project cost: $218,000.

    The cost of all four projects totals $618,000.

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