City Shops Complex replacement
Summary
The aging public works shops complex — where staff use porta-potties and graders idle 30-45 minutes in cold weather — will be replaced on city-owned land for $76.1 million, phased over years. Neighbors get preserved green space and moved heavy equipment; ratepayers fund it through utility bills.
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Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $23.76/month added utility impact in year one and $28.33 in year two, with $10.86 and $9.10 directly attributable to the shops complex.
City public works, water, wastewater, stormwater, parks and streets staff gain functional facilities; nearby neighbors gain preserved green space and reduced heavy-equipment traffic.
Utility ratepayers, who will absorb debt service over 20 years through rate increases.
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