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Geneva’s City Council just gave the green light to a multi-year plan aimed at addressing the city’s aging buildings, including its more-than-100-year-old City Hall.
The facilities master plan isn’t a binding commitment, but rather a roadmap for how and when to tackle needed upgrades, from fire stations to public works buildings.
Here’s what to know:
The adopted plan lays out potential improvements to key city buildings, including City Hall, the police station, fire stations, and public works.
Estimated costs range from about $130M to $140M, with recommendations to complete the work in phases.
A possible timeline for the full rollout could stretch five to ten years, depending on priorities and funding.
Get more background on the project from our June article.
Read more about the discuss from Monday’s City Council Meeting in this Shaw Local article.
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