Engineering Services News
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Continued Street Maintenance Improvements Planned for Lipan Street
The City of Corpus Christi will perform street maintenance on Lipan Street near City Hall between Sam Rankin Street and North Staples Street on Monday, July 6.
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City Completes $4.73 Million Timbergate Drive Reconstruction Project
All lanes on Timbergate Drive between South Staples Street and Snowgoose Road are now officially open to traffic following the completion of a comprehensive road reconstruction project.
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Street Repairs Scheduled for Staples Street and Everhart Road Intersection
The City of Corpus Christi will implement the final section of lane closures at the intersection of Staples Street and Everhart Road for necessary street repairs. The closures will start on Monday, June 29, and are expected to continue until Thursday, July 2.
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Street Repairs Scheduled for Staples Street and Everhart Road Intersection
The City of Corpus Christi will implement lane closures at the intersection of Staples Street and Everhart Road due to street repairs.
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Castenon Street to Close for Road Work
Beginning Thursday, June 11, Castenon Street from Trojan Drive to Delgado Street will close as roadway reconstruction continues.
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Intersection Closure at Brownlee Boulevard and McKenzie Street
Ongoing utility work will require closure of the intersection at South Brownlee Boulevard and McKenzie Street.
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Street Maintenance Improvements Planned for Lipan Street
A City of Corpus Christi contractor will perform street maintenance on Lipan Street near City Hall between Sam Rankin Street and Artesian Street.
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Public Invited to Island Seawall Meeting
The City of Corpus Christi will host a meeting to discuss the Michael J. Ellis North Padre Island Seawall on Wednesday, May 20.
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City Council Approves Erosion Protection Project at South Bay Park
At today’s regularly scheduled City Council meeting, the Council approved a FEMA grant application for erosion and flood mitigation at South Bay Park.
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City to Conduct Water Pressure Testing on Newly Installed City Hall Skylight
After nearly three decades of wear and tear, the City Hall skylight warranted a full replacement process. To ensure the long-term safety and weather-resistance of the repaired skylight, the City of Corpus Christi will conduct a watertightness test on Monday, May 18.