Sidewalks
City may require more, wider sidewalks
Developers in Hoover may have to start building sidewalks on both sides of the street in their subdivisions and commercial developments if the city adopts proposed changes to sidewalk regulations. Read more
Building community, 1 step at a time
Hoover Mayor Frank Brocato said building new sidewalks will be a priority for his administration. Read more
Hoover council approves agreements for Bluff Park sidewalks
The city is ready to start acquiring rights of way, but sidewalk completion probably is two to 2 1/2 years away, Assistant Executive Director Tim Westhoven said. Read more
Hoover council approves rights-of-way agreements for Bluff Park sidewalks
Acquiring rights of way should take nine months, and construction likely won't begin until late 2016, Assistant Executive Director Tim Westhoven said. Read more
More sidewalks on the way for Hoover
The Hoover City Council recently approved a construction agreement with the Alabama Department of Transportation for a 1-mile sidewalk along Preserve Parkway between Sulphur Springs Road and the Preserve Town Center. Read more
Hoover council approves construction for 1-mile sidewalk in The Preserve
The sidewalk is expected to cost about $270,400. The federal government will pay 80 percent, and the city will pay 20 percent. Construction likely will start in the spring, a city official said. Read more
2015 year in preview: New sidewalks
The city and the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) are currently designing four sidewalk and crosswalk projects at Ross Bridge, Preserve Parkway, Chapel Road and Bluff Park. Read more
A walk about town
Construction crews for new sidewalks may begin appearing around Hoover as early as November. Read more
Patton Chapel Road, Preserve Parkway to line up as thoroughfare
Upcoming construction will redirect Patton Chapel Road, Chapel Road by Simmons Middle School, Chapel Lane and Preserve Parkway into a four-way intersection. Read more
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