Members of Harrisburg City Council are meeting Monday evening around 530 p.m. to discuss and hopefully determine how big of a financial issue the Fourth Street sinkhole is becoming.
Harrisburg's budget chair, Brad Koplinski and Public Works Chair Sandra Reid are ready to sit down and figure out how much it's going to cost to repair this sink hole, and what the likelihood is of this happening again.
Work crews at the Fourth Street sinkhole estimate the road won't reopen to through traffic until March at the earliest.
Repair costs however aren't known, and there also isn't a good up-to-date assessment of the city’s infrastructure to determine the likelihood this happens again, either there or somewhere else.
That will cost money too. Monday night's meeting is expected to cover both topics extensively.
The meeting will start at 5:30 p.m. in council chambers.
Harrisburg's budget chair, Brad Koplinski and Public Works Chair Sandra Reid are ready to sit down and figure out how much it's going to cost to repair this sink hole, and what the likelihood is of this happening again.
Work crews at the Fourth Street sinkhole estimate the road won't reopen to through traffic until March at the earliest.
Repair costs however aren't known, and there also isn't a good up-to-date assessment of the city’s infrastructure to determine the likelihood this happens again, either there or somewhere else.
That will cost money too. Monday night's meeting is expected to cover both topics extensively.
The meeting will start at 5:30 p.m. in council chambers.