Proposition 1 - Infrastructure

To collect a total of $10,475,000 and interest earned thereon for the following projects for the town of Albin, town of Pine Bluffs, town of Burns, city of Cheyenne, Laramie County, and Cheyenne LEADS: A. Town of Albin - Speed Signs & Park Infrastructure $35,000 for the installation of updated traffic-calming speed signage and safety improvements, along with rehabilitation and modernization of park infrastructure to enhance public safety and usability. B. Town of Albin - Streets & Alleys $140,000 for a comprehensive upgrade, repair, resurfacing, and long-term maintenance of town of Albin streets and alleys to improve drainage, extend pavement life, enhance public safety, and support residential and agricultural traffic needs. C. Town of Burns - Streets & Alleys $1,850,000 for the upgrade, repair, construction, and ongoing maintenance of town of Burns streets and alleys to improve structural integrity, drainage performance, traffic safety, and long-term roadway sustainability. D. Town of Pine Bluffs - Water System Improvements $2,250,000 for a waterline project to eliminate dead-end stagnation issues, construction of a new pressure reducing valve vault northeast of the booster station, system reliability upgrades, and retirement of existing water infrastructure debt obligations. E. Town of Pine Bluffs Airport - Runway Pavement Rehabilitation Match $200,000 for a local funding match to leverage FAA and state grants for full runway pavement rehabilitation, improving aviation safety, extending runway lifespan, and maintaining compliance with federal aviation standards. F. Greenway Maintenance - Allison Draw (South Cheyenne) $1,000,000 for ongoing maintenance, erosion control, pathway repair, vegetation management, and infrastructure improvements along the Allison Draw Greenway corridor to preserve recreational access and prevent costly structural deterioration. G. Cheyenne LEADS - Hitching Post District Site Improvements $5,000,000 for funding for infrastructure, site preparation, and related public improvements to support development of a multi-use business park. Improvements may include supporting infrastructure and amenities necessary to facilitate economic development, community use, and tourism-related activities within the district, helping to celebrate Laramie County's western heritage.