Pardon Our Dust

As Superior Undertakes Aggressive Capital Improvements Program

As you have undoubtedly seen, it is difficult to traverse our beautiful town withou seeing some form of public works construction activity -- whether it be the resurfacing of miles of our residential streets; new perimeter sidewalks around Town 9 Park; miscellaneous sidewalk, curb and pothole patching; pool repairs; irrigation system controller replacement; or the soon-to-commence construction of a new roundabout at the intersection of Coalton and McCaslin.

All of this work represents a significant investment in the Town's public infrastructure -- which consists of more than 37 miles of streets; 47 miles of water mains; 46 miles of sewer; 10 parks; 27 miles of trails; hundreds of acres of open space; numerous buildings and other support facilities; all with a cumulative value in excess of $135 million. The Town's investment in maintaining and enhancing these assets totals more than $5.5 million in the current fiscal year -- and is performed as part of Superior's multi-year financial plan and comprehensive capital improvements program.

So, we ask for your patience and understanding as the Town and its contractors go about the heady task of maintaining these critical investments -- each of which helps make the Town of Superior such an extraordinary place to live.

Scott