Town Board actions pave way for Estes ‘loop’ bids
ESTES PARK – Ten years after it was first proposed and more than 5½ years after a divided Town Board approved it, construction of Estes Park’s one-way downtown “loop” is about to be put out for bids.
Greg Muhonen, Estes Park’s public works director, told BizWest on Thursday that he expects the town to advertise for bids by September, with construction to start by January. In a “best-case scenario,” he said, construction could take 18 months, with completion by summer of 2024.
Escalating cost estimates had pushed the expected completion date to fall 2025, prompting the Town Board to take a pair…
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