Public Works…Working for You!

Landings Harbor Parking Lot Project

Work on the Landings Harbor Parking Lot renovation continued this week. Over the next couple of weeks, staff will install a new four-foot-wide walking path at the Harbor to improve the connectivity between the parking lot and the Harbor Store, while increasing the safety and access to the facility for those with limited mobility. This addition of this walking path will be funded through the 2023 community path capital project.

Nature Trail Gate Installation

In-house staff fabricated and installed a gate along the Nature Trail near Huntingwood Retreat this week. This gate will restrict golf carts who have been accessing the Nature Trail. As a reminder, all motorized vehicles (other than maintenance vehicles) are prohibited from accessing the Nature Trail as the trail is designed for walkers and runners.

2023 Mailbox and Sign Painting Program

In-house staff completed painting the mailbox posts, mailbox numbers, yard plaques, and street signs along the roads listed below.

• Sky Sail Lane
• Sailmaker Lane
• Windswept Lane
• Dunsmuir Lane
• Starbridge Court
•  Lampwick Lane
• Pennyroyal Lane
• Cricket Lane
• Coventry Close.

Landlovers Bench Installation Project

In-house staff continued installing the benches and swings that were generously donated by Landlovers this week at the Peregrine Crossing Shell Rake, two along Delegal Road and two in Oakridge. Once all benches have been installed, staff will create and distribute a map for residential use and enjoyment.

2023 Road Repair and Replacement Project

Beginning Monday, September 25 (weather contingent), Bennett Paving is scheduled to begin milling and paving The Landings Harbor parking lot. Barring any weather delays, we anticipate this project to be completed by September 29. During this project, access to the Marina will be restricted to all vehicles, including vendors, carts, bicycles, walkers, runners, except for emergency vehicles. Parking will be limited, so please plan accordingly. Signage and traffic control personnel will be onsite throughout the project

2023 Storm Drain Project

This week, Southeast Pipe completed the cured in place lining of a 36” storm drain pipe this week that runs from Romerly Road and Mackay Lane into the marsh.