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Sonoqui Wash safety railing to be added at Power Road

Posted 12/12/19

A public trailhead access point and safety railing is to be constructed for the Sonoqui Wash connection at Power Road.

A $45,182 contract with Valley Rain Construction Corp. for the work was …

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Sonoqui Wash safety railing to be added at Power Road

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A public trailhead access point and safety railing is to be constructed for the Sonoqui Wash connection at Power Road.

A $45,182 contract with Valley Rain Construction Corp. for the work was approved in a consent agenda at a recent Queen Creek Town Council meeting.

“Upon completion of the Power Road improvements, between Ocotillo and Brooks Farms Roads, staff recognized a safety concern in that there was no connectivity between the existing Sonoqui wash multi-use path and Power road,” Troy White, the town’s public works director, said in a memo to the council.

“Therefore, town staff and Valley Rain Construction cooperatively designed a safe and aesthetically pleasing connection for the trail system. The connection will have a 10-foot-wide concrete path split into two 5-foot concrete connectors tying into the existing Power Road pedestrian sidewalk. Landscape granite and safety railing will also be installed as a barrier between Power Road and the trailhead. This will be very similar to the Queen Creek Wash trail connection at Old Ellsworth Road,” he said.