West Burlington received Iowa DOT RISE funding (Project RM-8255(612)--9D-29, Agreement 2026-R-009) for construction of approximately 1,800 feet of new roadway on the northwest side of town to serve more than 27 acres of industrial land. The agreement commits $1,064,254 in RISE grant funds matched by $1,064,254 in local contributions, for a total project cost of $2,128,508, and specifies that the majority of the area served must be developed with RISE‑eligible industrial uses. The City must complete design by November 2026, let the project by December 2026, and close it out by June 2027, with construction started within three years of the May 12, 2026 Commission approval. The Council on June 3, 2026 also approved a separate $257,648 local match pledge to the US EDA for the related Gear Ave. Access Project, indicating layered state and federal funding. This creates near-term opportunities for civil engineering, road construction, utilities, traffic control, and inspection services, as well as subsequent site development, utilities, and industrial build‑outs on the 27+ acres opened by the road.
RISE agreement requires TSB outreach, right-of-way acquisition compliance, and maintenance of the im...
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