The New Albany Board of Public Works & Safety met on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 10:00 AM in City Hall. The board approved multiple encroachment permits, a no-parking restriction for East 13th Street, a street closure for the 9/11 remembrance ceremony, and a banner permit for Harvest Homecoming. City officials provided updates on ongoing infrastructure projects, and claims totaling $2,749,589.75 were approved. Two items on the agenda (Duke Energy encroachment permits and the Ma Cherie final plat) were not discussed or were postponed.
Okay, you're on. Thank you. Good morning. Call order of the September 8th, 2026 meeting with the Board of Public Works and Safety will be able to pledge the boat. I pledge the United States. Is this the one from last week? Yeah, it's uh that's what it was for 75. Oh it's a property, but there's only a portion of it that's in the city. So I'll spend it by offers. But he would send an email saying that the work's not scared until next year, so he'll make the meeting at a later date. Uh three buttons. Where's that located? Uh there's that pro. Okay. So we'll tell you a couple of it later. Good morning. Pat Houseberg, Dave Americontractors, uh for Indian American Water Road Permits. The first one I had was on Green Valley Road in Naval Lane. Uh it was a pretty bad water main break that required us to come back and do a bunch of mill, and so we end up making a 51 by 22 road patch. 23 road patch, yeah. In the street. The second one I have is three one five East 10th Street. Uh we replaced a meter set that required us to take out the four by four section of the sidewalk. Uh we replaced a bow box here that required us to make the two by two in the asphalt. Second. Motion's been made to move by second. All those in favor signify by second. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. And then last week I came and talked about the East 13th job there on the spring. I talked to our guys, they're pretty positive that we can have that all restored by the first weekend. Uh I did give you the door tags that we are hanging on the doors to date. Uh just says that we appreciate if they don't park on the east side of the yeah, those are on the east side of East 13th Street. But I can change any wording or anything like that on there if I need to. So the no parking would just be during 70 years. Yeah, they can have after hours. And to be honest with you, we're going to be underneath the sidewalk. And now from Spring Street, we're going to be in the bicycle lane right there. Yeah. So we're going to punch from market down to spring. It's all one board. We just got to locate our services and serve laterals and stuff like that. And then we might not need the no parking, but it's better just to have that side open so that way when we go down through there, we don't have any accidents or anything like that. And is Kyle with O'Mara or with yes, Kyle Schwartz with it's our guys, and we put our cell phone on the foreman so that way if anybody has any questions, they can reach out to our foreman and find out exactly. If you could just be sure, I'm only stating this because it's come up with other projects within the city that just make sure that his voicemail box doesn't get full or something. Yeah, no, he Kyle does really good. He's uh we got a couple guys now. Kyle took over end of last year, we got a new guy Roman, he did the one over on Shelby Street.