Public Works

Snow Berms in Driveways

Sometimes you will find that Public Works grader operators left a snow berm in your driveway. We apologize for this, but we need property owners to understand that sometimes there isn’t much we can do about it. The berms form because graders clear the roads by pushing snow to the outside edge of the road. When the grader passes the mouth of a driveway, it will leave a berm across it.

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Karen Hornaday Park Master Plan Update

The current Karen Hornaday Park Master Plan was adopted in 2009 after extensive public input and site assessment. It was intended to serve as a roadmap for future developments that reflect both the needs of our community and the resources available for improvement. Since that time, user patterns, community demographics, and site assessments have changed enough that a revision to the master plan was deemed necessary in order to facilitate responsible development moving forward with the flagship park of Homer.

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Climate Action Plan Progress Report

This 2021 report summarizes the achievements of the climate action plan since its adoption. The report provides technical background on how energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions are quantified and applied as a metric to examine how emissions reduction goals are being met. The report also points out areas for improvement and provides suggestions for moving forward with the climate action plan.

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Supporting Documents

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E Bunnell Avenue and Charles Way Water and Sewer Infrastructure Improvements

On May 23, the City’s contractor, Southcentral Construction, began construction on a sewer and water infrastructure improvement project on E Bunnell Avenue, Charles Way, and Allen Way. The primary purpose of this project is to connect properties currently unserved by City water and sewer in Old Town to vital water and sewer system services. These improvements are part of a Special Assessment District initiated by property owners. They are being completed in partnership with the City, which will pay a premium assessment to extend services to Bishop’s Beach Park.

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E Bunnell Avenue and Charles Way Water and Sewer Infrastructure Improvements

The City’s contractor, Southcentral Construction, began construction on a sewer and water infrastructure improvement project on E Bunnell Avenue, Charles Way, and Allen Way on May 23. The primary purpose of this project is to connect properties currently unserved by City water and sewer in Old Town to vital water and sewer system services. These improvements are part of a Special Assessment District initiated by property owners and are being completed in partnership with the City, which will pay a premium assessment to extend services to Bishop’s Beach Park.