Request for Proposals for Analysis of Street Closure and Conceptual Design Plans

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth is calling for proposals from qualified consultants to undertake a detailed analysis of street closures and develop conceptual design plans for Front Street in the downtown area. This initiative is rooted in the city's ongoing commitment to enhancing urban design and addressing community needs. A budget of $70,000 has been set aside for this project, which will depend on the scale of data collection and analysis undertaken. The city seeks to understand the potential impacts of street closures on local traffic and business operations, aiming for a solution that benefits residents and visitors alike. Interested consultants are encouraged to follow the provided link for comprehensive submission instructions.

The project not only addresses immediate urban planning concerns but also reflects a broader vision for sustainable community growth. This engagement initiative underscores the importance of community input in shaping the city’s infrastructure. By involving professionals in this process, Leavenworth aims to create a vibrant and accessible downtown environment.

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