Cedar Rapids Unveils 10 Year Paying for Progress Street Plan
Cedar Rapids outlines a 10 year, 180 million Paying for Progress plan funded by local option sales tax. Doug Wilson reports 40 percent for reconstruction 42 percent rehabilitation and 18 percent maintenance. The plan aims to raise good street ratings and lower poor ones.
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City maps show Paying for Progress projects plan
The interactive map lists proposed projects in the Paying for Progress plan. The city aims to improve 150 miles of its 600 miles of streets over 10 years, with more than half of driven miles on improved streets by project end. Voters approved the 2013 sales tax to fund the plan beginning July 1, 2014.
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Eidahl named Solon superintendent to push student achievement
Eidahl will lead Solon Community School District starting July 1 with a focus on boosting graduation rates and overseeing ongoing facilities projects including a middle school and performing arts center. He has led Ottumwa Community School District since 2011, improving graduation rates by about 20 percentage points and managing $21 million in construction.
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