Capital Improvement Projects

Welcome to the City's Capital Improvements Projects page!

 

Click on the project name below for more information and documents on each project.

 

If you have questions or comments on a project, please reach out to Tami Jansma, City Engineer

E-mail: tjansma@cityofbrandon.org

City Hall: (605) 582-6515 ext. 4

Cell: (605) 679-0129

Aspen Boulevard Corridor Study

The City of Brandon has initiated a corridor study on Aspen Boulevard from SD Hwy 11/Splitrock Blvd through the 484th Avenue/Minnehaha County 109 intersection. This is a planning study that will look at the existing Aspen Boulevard roadway and intersections, existing and future traffic volumes, pedestrian access, and other items that will help plan for future needs and improvements to the corridor to accommodate growth on the south and east sides of the City of Brandon. This corridor includes the Chestnut Blvd and Sunshine Ave intersections that will be initial and potential future routes to the new Burkman Valley Elementary School.

Engineer: DGR Engineering & FHU Engineering

Study: $125,000 - MPO funds pay approximately 80%

Annual Slurry Seal Project

The City partners with the City of Sioux Falls and surrounding communities on the annual slurry seal project.  In 2025, the Tallgrass Addition will receive slurry seal. 

Construction Cost: $200,680.80

Concrete Curb and Sidewalk Repair Project

In 2025, the areas that will receive concrete curb and sidewalk repairs will include: Traub's Addition, Aspen Harbor Addition, Richland Park Addition.

 

Construction Cost: $175,000.00.

Contractor: Big Al's Concrete 

Ironwood Street & Aspen Park

Extending Ironwood Street would open new development as well as provide a second entrance into Aspen Park.  This area has been surveyed, initial project details such as utilities, street, and sidewalk have been discussed, and project cost estimates have been developed.

Engineer: DGR Engineering

Preliminary Engineering: $18,776.00

Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan

A request for proposals was advertised on January 4th, 2021.  This study reviewed our current sidewalks and shared use paths.  The study made recommendations on where these paths are needed and helped prioritize when these paths should be constructed.  MPO funds will pay for 80% of this study.

Engineer: Ulteig 

Study: $100,00.00 - MPO funds will pay 80%