Hendrickson-Holmes Improvements
Water | Sewer | Streets
Funding Workshop & Listening Session
The Crosby City Council invites you to an Informational Funding Workshop & Listening Session
Funding Workshop Handouts
Frequently Asked Questions
The city will continue to evaluate its infrastructure improvement plan, which includes evaluating revenue streams, affordability, and funding partners.
There are five that are delinquent.
The sidewalk locations and elevations have been designed for this project area for future use. This project will only include spot repair of select existing sidewalk that is disturbed by construction. If in the future, a property owner wishes to have a sidewalk built, please contact City Hall for a permit and guidance per the engineer’s design.
Yes, the Contractor will be required to provide temporary access but there will be disruptions.
The city is in the bid process, and a bid opening will be held on April 4, 2024. The city council will hold a special public meeting to discuss the bids, funding, and revenue streams for debt retirement. This meeting will be on April 15, 2024 – see top of page for in-person and virtual attendance options.
No, though the alleys will likely be used for temporary property access and some gravel may be added.
No special assessment is planned.
Streets generally don’t receive grants; however, 85% of the streets will be funded by low-interest loans/grants with this project. 45% of the street/curb & gutter will be free due to the water grants secured for this project.
Project Team
Harvey Fitzgerald, PE
Office Manager | Project Engineer
I was interested in the engineering field while living in a rural community. Civil engineering was appealing since it touches most aspects of daily life in every community across the country.
I hope to provide an alternative perspective to projects and the company and mentor new professionals. I love the small-town communities of the northern Great Plains; people are hard-working and have a strong sense of community.
- Education: BS in Civil Engineering, South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
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Professional Registrations: Professional Engineer - North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, & Wyoming
- Affiliations: NDSPE, ACEC, ASCE
I am at home enjoying time with my wife and our toddler.
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Recommended Read: The Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit
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Team Jersey: Dallas Cowboys
Skills
Lonni Fleck, PE
Principal Engineer | President
Growing up, Lonni often took things apart, figured out how they worked, and then put them back together. And though dismantling was entertaining, bringing everything together was where she found the most enjoyment. Her problem-solving ability, love of math, and understanding that investments should have returns led Lonni to a civil engineering career. With over 20 years in the field, Lonni has worked with clients, helping solve infrastructure and utility challenges, including designing the dream, helping find funding, and watching the goal built into a reality to make communities stronger and serve people better. In 2009, Lonni was appointed to the Interstate Engineering Board of Directors. She uses her abilities to bring people together to lead and grow the firm as it prepares for its next 40 years.
“Lasting relationships matter most, whether with clients, coworkers, or peers. I want to see our company be where clients and team members feel welcome and supported.”
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Education: BS in Civil Engineering, North Dakota State University
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Professional Registrations: Professional Engineer - North Dakota & Montana | LSI - North Dakota
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Affiliations: North Dakota ACEC DEQ Liaison
Lonni is an avid traveler, embracing moments to read, rest, and enjoy her family. Whether camping and boating in the summer or traveling to warmer places when North Dakota winter sets in, she finds time to continue learning and participating in the moment.
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Recommended Read: The 10X Rule by Grant Cardone
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Best Concert: Smashing Pumpkins