This project is 6 months past the contracted deadline and no end is in sight. I suspect that no fines will be collected so that, once again, the taxpayers get screwed and shoddy performance is rewarded.

Still not done. Contractor blames God for bad weather. If the job had completed in the summer, as planned, weather would not be an issue. Let's NEVER award a contract to this sorry group again.

John Wilson.

Still not done! How in the world can a 1.1 mile project to add bike paths and side walks and change the looks of a road from a classic country lane to a drag strip lined with dead trees take THREE YEARS! Now we find out that our taxes MUST be raised to cover a $24 MM short-fall. It is a cruel coincidence that this is the same as the cost for the Rea Road project.

PS. Let's keep an eye on this job after completion. Given the crappy performance of the contractor, my expectation is for serious problems to arise within 6 months due to faulty sub-grade preparation.

As of June 22, 2015, this job is still not complete. But, the eight lights on the bridge work; serving as fitting jewels in the colossal crown of government waste embodied by this project.

The paving is finally complete, but the job is still not finished. This project should be thoroughly documented and used as the definitive example of how NOT to waste taxpayer money.

Still not done! Almost half way into year FOUR of this 2 year boondoggle, crews remain at work ripping out sidewalks and drains. It now seems possible that this project will, literally, never end.

John Wilson