HomeMy WebLinkAboutIR 055 (3) INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 23-055
To the Mayor and Members of the City Council March 7, 2023
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SUBJECT: UPDATE ON THE TIMELINE FOR STREET LIGHT REPAIR AND
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The purpose of this informal report is to provide a timeline on the ARPA-funded Neighborhood Street Light
LED Upgrade Program, an update on the Alta Mere Capital Replacement Program, the status of street
light repairs on Blue Mound Road between Terminal Road and Loop 820, and the status of street light
repairs on the Old Main Street Bridge.
ARPA funded Neighborhood Street Light LED Upgrade Program
The LED conversion projects are assessed, designed if needed, and constructed within the same year.
FY23 projects are anticipated to complete design and construction in FY23. FY 23 Year 1 projects include
the following neighborhoods: Ridgmar, Alamo Heights, Glen Crest, Carver Heights East, and Historic
Southside.
The planned program list is included with this IR that provides a further breakdown of neighborhoods and
their associated planned design and construction year.
Alta Mere Capital Replacement Program
The existing Municipal Maintenance Agreement between the City and TxDOT indicates that the State will
construct and the City will maintain street lights in this corridor. However, TxDOT is using Category 1
Preventative Maintenance and Rehabilitation funding to assist with these repairs. The City of Fort Worth
has completed design and submitted plans to TxDOT. After TxDOT's review of the 100% plans,
construction will be scheduled and led by TxDOT.
Terminal Road/Blue Mound Road and Loop 820
After an inspection, staff believe the outage of street lights along this corridor is due to a blown transformer
that feeds this circuit. Staff has coordinated with Oncor and all repairs have been completed.
Old Main Street Bridge
Staff have made several repairs to the Main Street Bridge. Intermittent electrical shorts remain and are
causing the breakers to trip. Transportation Management Technicians are tracking down the fault and
expect to have the lights operational by March 10, 2023.
If you have any questions, please contact Lauren Prieur, Transportation and Public Works Director, at
817-392-6035.
David Cooke
City Manager
ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS
INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 23-055
To the Mayor and Members of the City Council March 7, 2023
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SUBJECT: UPDATE ON THE TIMELINE FOR STREET LIGHT REPAIR AND
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ARPA funded Neighborhood Street Light LED Upgrade Program
FY 2023 YEAR 1
Project Name Total SL CD Future CD
Historic Southside 764 8 8
Carver Heights East 197 5 5
Glen Crest Civil League 311 7 8
Alamo Heights 198 9 9
Ridgmar 210 3 3
FY 2024 YEAR 2
Project Name Total SL CD Future CD
Glen Park 281 8 11
Morningside 214 8 8
Ryan Place Improvement 304 9 9
South Hills 464 9 9
Eastland 133 5,8 11
Near East side 144 8,9 8
Las Familias de Rosemont 565 9 11
FY 2025 YEAR 3
Project Name Total SL CD Future CD
Overton South 230 6 3
South Hemphill Heights 112 9 11
Westcreek Central 169 6 6
Como 396 3 6
Highland Hills 136 8 8
Wedgwood East 304 6 9
The New Mitchell Boulevard 1 249 1 8 1 8
Polytechnic Heights 245 8 11
FY 2026 YEAR 4
Project Name Total SL CD Future CD
Central Meadowbrook 314 4,5,8 11
Oakridge Terrace 108 8 8
Historic Stop Six 311 5 5
Brentwood-Oak Hills 90 4 11
Historic Carver Heights 118 5 5
Parker Essex Boaz 91 5 8
Stop 6/Poly Oversight 146 5 5
Stop Six Sunrise Edition 197 5,8 5
ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS