Public Infrastructure Master Plans
Master plans are critical to the success of public utilities. Master plans are the blue-print for future infrastructure expansion. They serve as instruction manuals on how to fix current deficiencies that face the City.
The City's approved Public Infrastructure Master Plans include:
Bicycle Transportation Plan Update
Lincoln Downtown Urban Design Plan
The Pavement Management Program (PMP) is a proactive maintenance and rehab method for existing roads. A PMP looks at cost-effective strategies for maintenance treatments on roads that are in good condition.
The goal is to preserve them before the beginning of serious deterioration. Applying cost-effective treatments at the right time can increase the effectiveness of the rehab. For example, the pavement can be restored to a condition that will extend the life of the road an extra 5-15 years.
For questions about specific streets within the City of Lincoln, contact Engineering staff.
Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP)
Wastewater Collection System Master Plan
Water Master Plan Update - January 21, 2026
- Part 1: Through Chapter 2
- Part 2: Chapters 3-4
- Part 3: Chapters 5-6
- Part 4: Chapters 7-8
- Part 5: Chapters 9-10
Water Master Plan Appendices
- Appendix A: Water Supply Agreements
- Appendix B: Water Use Factor Technical Memorandum
- Appendix C: System Servicing Plan Technical Memorandum
- Appendix D: Calibration Results
- Appendix E: HPR Results
- Appendix F: 10-Year Pipeline Rehabilitation and Replacement Program Details
- Appendix G: Cost Estimating Assumptions
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