City Street Department crews are making good progress on the storm water drainage project on Rolling Meadows, just east of Swan Drive (behind Walmart).
According to Street Department Supervisor Lance Brown, storm water drainage inlets have been installed in the area to help keep storm water out of the intersection, and crews are now working to install the curb.
“The first phase of the project is complete. We should be done — or close to done — by the end of September,” Brown said.
Materials associated with the project, which also includes pavement reconstruction, is expected to cost approximately $20,000, which will come from the Capital Improvement Projects Fund.
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Photo:Top: City of Bartlesville Maintenance Worker Brad Bernabe, right, and Concrete Mason Mark McMillan are part of the team working to improve storm water drainage on Rolling Meadows near Swan Drive.
Right: The intersection is closed pending completion of the project.