Lakewood Streets Slated for Repaving
Lakewood City Council OK’s $1.5 million for summer repaving projects.
There are about a dozen streets that rank among the worst of the worst in Lakewood. Bumpy. Potholes. Crumbling. Those are the streets the city will repave first. Each year, the city analyzes the streets and sets out to repave the ones in roughest shape during the summer. City council OK'd an ordinance at Tuesday’s city council meeting capping the cost of repaving projects at $1.5 million. There were several listed in the ordinance, but Joe Beno, the city’s public works director, said that they are subject to change. And usually do by the time repaving season rolls around. The streets that will be paved are: Marlowe Avenue; the Arthur Avenue extension; Lewis Drive, from Detroit to Franklin; Summit Avenue, between Clifton and Lake Avenue; …
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Christina Cocchiarale Ward
1:15 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
I agree with you, Chris. Bill, did you really have to say it like that? He probably read it and was just restating it that it needs fixing. Sheesh. I definitely agree that that street needs the repair the most. more ›