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This page provides updates on our major construction projects. For more info on smaller projects or future projects, please view the Capital Improvements Program (CIP) or call our office. Below you will find links to the individual project webpages with more detailed information and status updates.
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Annual PCC Patch Program
This project will patch various City streets as part of our annual pavement preservation program.
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Waterford Road Reconstruction
This 2021 project will reconstruct Waterford Road from 156th Street to 142nd Street as a four-lane arterial with median, sidewalks, and separated bike lane.
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Douglas Urbanization
This 2021 project will urbanize Douglas Avenue from 100th Street to North Walnut Creek.
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Aurora Avenue/100th Street Widening
This project would provide for the widening of Aurora Avenue / 104th Street / Sutton Drive / 100th Street from NW Urbandale Drive to Plum Drive to a three-lane roadway. The street will be widened to 37 feet wide to allow for one lane in each direction plus a painted left turn lane
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170th Street Reconstruction with Meredith Drive
This project would provide for the reconstruction of 170th Street from Meredith Drive to Waterford Road as well as approximately 1/4 mile of Meredith Drive, east of 170th Street. Both roads will be reconstructed as a four-lane roadway with left-turn lanes, including grading and storm sewer
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Walnut Creek Sanitary Sewer
The City of Grimes is constructing a new sanitary sewer through portions of Urbandale and Walnut Creek Regional Park. The new sanitary sewer will allow Grimes to connect to the regional wastewater system.
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128th Street Reconstruction
This project will involve the reconstruction of the northbound lanes of 128th Street from Douglas Parkway to Aurora Avenue, the reconstruction of the southbound lanes of 128th Street from Douglas Parkway to 750 feet north of Douglas Parkway, and patching of remaining southbound pavement to Aurora Avenue
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Dog Park
The Council approved a bid in May 2022 to build a three-acre dog park at the former wastewater treatment plant site. This project includes demolition/restoration of the current site and construction of the dog park, entrance drive, and 24-stall parking lot. The dog park is expected to be open in summer 2023.
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