Notification was received that work will take place for the On & Off ramps of Interstate on Tuesday May 30th & Wednesday May 31st. Westbound Ramp work will take place on Tuesday and Eastbound Ramp work will occur on Wednesday. Work will occur around 10:00 PM and last approximately 6 hours each day. In the link below, you can find the detour routes--->then click on Location/Detour Maps link.
Construction Crews will be working ahead of street closure areas to complete sawing operations prior to closures. Residents may see that sidewalks and driveway approaches from the street have been cut. This is to help reduce the amount of time that is needed for street closures when they occur. Below is a link of the updated street closure schedule.
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Road Closure and Work will begin on North Nebraska from 19th Street to A Street Wednesday May 24th
Temporary Mailbox relocations (in Blue shading) and trash receptacle locations (in green shading) can be found in the link Below. Trash receptacles will need to be placed in the public right of way. In communication with the United States Postal Service, residents with mailboxes mounted on homes, it has been communicated that residents are to pickup their mail at the post office. For residents on the west side of Nebraska Avenue, the city has performed a curb cut on a partial existing alley on A street and will be doing some regrading, so that residents with homes adjoining the alley can possible park in their back yards. This area is also where trash receptacles can be placed for pickup.
Mailbox Temporary Relocation and Trash Receptacle locations Link
Reminder....Road Closure continues on Elm and South Platte.
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Road Closure and Work will begin on North Nebraska from 19th Street to A Street Wednesday May 24th
Other Work will occur on May 22nd, 2023
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The process for operating a food truck depends on the location of the food truck in York. The instructions below contain links to the forms that you will need for any York location.
In City Parks:
Food trucks wishing to locate in city parks or streets adjacent to city parks, use the York Parks and Recreation food truck form.
Holthus Convention Center:
Food trucks wishing to locate in the Holthus Convention Center or the Holthus Convention Center parking lots, contact the Holthus Convention Center Director.
Anywhere else in York:
1. All other food truck vendors apply for a solicitor’s permit with the city.
2. All food trucks selling prepared food should apply to the Nebraska Department of Agriculture for a license and the Nebraska Department of Revenue for a sales tax permit.
Sale of produce without preparation does not require a license nor a sales tax permit. Shelf-stable foods can be sold in Nebraska without sales tax and without a food preparation license through the Cottage Foods process.
On a City Street or City Parking Lot:
Any food truck wishing to park on a city street or parking lot (other than at Holthus Convention Center or in a city park) must apply for a right of way permit for permission to remain in the public space more than two hours.
Private Parking Lots:
If you wish to locate in a private parking lot, be sure to get permission from the owner.
It is storm season again in York. Time to make sure that everyone in your family knows where to go in the case of a tornado or severe storm. In the case of a tornado warning, the City Auditorium serves as a shelter for those who do not have a safe space to take shelter. Sign up for weather alerts https://local.nixle.com/
Kilgore Memorial Library will be competing against Seward Memorial Library to see "Who Reads More on Highway 35" this summer. This adult, anyone out of high school, reading program kicks off on May 20 and ends August 28. Stop by the library to register to help York bring the trophy home.
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Platte Avenue Construction Update for Residents!!!
Below is a map detailing temporary Mailbox relocations Marked in Blue and information for residents that utilize Kopchos Sanitation Services Marked in Green.
Mail Services:
Residents on the East side of Platte Avenue are to utilize the location at Platte and 1st Street for mail services.
Residents on the West side of Platte Avenue are to utilize the location at Platte and 3rd Street
For those that utilize Kopchos Sanitation:
Residents on the East side of Platte Avenue are to put trash cans for pickup in the alley to the east of residences
Residents on the West side of Platte Avenue are to take trash cans to the area of Platte and Walnut. Trash cans will be marked by Kopchos Sanitation, to identify which trash cans belong at all residences.
York, NE This summer road work begins in earnest on projects that have been on the city’s future plans for reconstruction for years. Construction crews have already been working to pre-cut sections on Platte Avenue. The city took advantage of favorable interest rates in 2021-22 to set up the city to tackle in one year what would otherwise have been multiple years’ worth of repair. Mayor Barry Redfern explained, “Bundling the projects allowed us to get high quality competitive bids for the project and it allows the city to upgrade a set of major streets all in one year.”
There is no getting around the fact that major road reconstruction creates disruption. Bundling the projects means that the disruption also gets bundled this year. On the one hand, that means that many residents and businesses will be impacted this year. On the other hand, it also means that major disruptions for everyone driving around the city get pushed into a few months instead of multiple years.
Street closures in each area last approximately three-weeks. During this time, the roads in each area will be completely closed to traffic. Residents will need to park outside of the construction areas and walk to their homes. Mailboxes will be temporarily removed from the public right of way during construction. Cluster-type mailboxes will be made available in the areas of construction and then mailboxes will be relocated to original locations after construction is completed in each area.
City of York staff have been going door to door to inform residents and businesses prior to road work beginning in their areas. The table below provides approximate dates for the start of closures for each street construction area.
Scheduled work hours and dates of construction are subject to change and working hours may be outside of normal hours of the day, due to weather conditions. Changes and updates will be posted on the front page of the city website (www.cityofyork.net) and on the city’s Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/CityofYorkNE). Residents can also sign up for text updates or app notification updates on the city website.
Click here >>>Construction Area Map
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Area |
Start of Closure |
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South Lincoln Ave to South Platte Avenue |
5/15/2023 |
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South Platte Ave from Elm Street to West 3rd Avenue |
5/15/2023 |
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East 14th Street from Nebraska Avenue to Blackburn Avenue |
6/5/2023 |
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North Nebraska Avenue from 19th Street to A Street |
6/26/2023 |
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North Blackburn Avenue from Duke Drive to 14th Street |
7/17/2023 |
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North Blackburn Avenue from 3rd Street to 9th Street |
8/7/2023 |
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East 6th Street from North Nebraska Avenue to North Burlington Avenue |
8/28/2023 |
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East 6th Street from North Burlington Avenue to East Avenue |
9/18/2023 |
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South Plate Avenue from 3rd Street to 4th Street |
10/9/2023 |
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50th Street |
10/30/2023 |
Each First Thursday of the month at 8:30 AM, the York County Development Corporation (YCDC) sponsors a York Community Update. Join at 8:30 AM to hear updates from various York community sectors, including the City of York. The roundtable is livestreamed at 8:30 AM on the YCDC facebook page and posted for viewing after. Livestream viewers can submit questions.
