Hickory Yard Public Works Facility
FY2027–2031 proposed CIP identifies a new operations facility on Benefit Road east of Chesapeake Expressway; $3m estimate spans land purchase and facility construction.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
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FY2027–2031 proposed CIP identifies a new operations facility on Benefit Road east of Chesapeake Expressway; $3m estimate spans land purchase and facility construction.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
View project →The proposed 2027–2031 capital programme adds renewal of city Public Works and Public Utilities facilities on Executive Boulevard; no physical start verified.
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View project →The city proposes rehabilitation and replacement of the Bowers Hill operations yard as part of its three-facility public works investment package.
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View project →Mann Drive maintenance facilities serving Public Works and Parks/Rec/ Tourism are named for renewal in the proposed five-year CIP.
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View project →Adopted CIP explorer lists facility roof, HVAC, accessibility and other major building-system replacements as a dedicated multi-facility programme.
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View project →The municipal project register includes retrofits or replacement of fluorescent fixtures with long-life LED systems in selected city buildings.
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View project →City capital programme funds library meeting-room, kitchen and lounge renovations, including a proposed full-service Central Library kitchen.
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View project →The public CIP listing separately names replacement of end-of-life library shelving as a city capital effort.
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View project →The city funds repairs to municipal parking lots, pedestrian sidewalks, concrete ramps, pavement markings and curbs under this named phase III programme.
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View project →Citywide security capital works include customer-service counter protection, card access, surveillance systems and crosswalk safety upgrades.
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View project →A named capital programme funds employee emergency monitoring and duress alarm improvements across city facilities, rather than a single new-build site.
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View project →The city's 2024–2028 capital and community development planning identifies its first public aquatic facility as a priority; recent contract or site start unverified.
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View project →Past developments and original source records.
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