$3.7 million worth of resurfacing improvements are coming to city roadways this year.
Council approved the annual Asphalt Resurfacing Program at Tuesday night’s meeting.
“We’re well-positioned this year to move forward with 28 different streets that have been identified,” says Councillor Lana Mitchell, Chair of Infrastructure and Operations. “As the year progresses there may be one or two that are added, finances permitting. But at the same time there’s a minimum that will be moving forward.”
A full list of streets is below.
The project also includes over $627,000 to rehabilitate the parking lot at Pete Palangio Arena.
Still at city hall, council approved an increase in transit fares.
A single ride is going up a quarter to $3.25 with various increases for monthly passes.
It’s the first increase in about nine years.
The new fares take effect Sept. 1.
Here is the list of streets identified for resurfacing in this year’s program:
– High from McLeod to Morin
– Bryan from Greenhill to Nottingham
– Sixth from Cassells to the end of the street
– Fourth from Cassells to Fraser
– McIntyre from Durrill to Bell
– Copeland from Harvey to Murray
– Hammond, from the turnaround/dead end to Haig
– Knox from Gertrude to the end of the street
– Memorial from the Pedestrian Crossing to the Railway Crossing
– McIntyre from John to Fisher
– Lakeside from Sage to Donald
– Eloy from Gormanville to the west side of Miller entrance
– Corbett from Lee to Gladstone
– Devonshire from O’Brien to McPhail
– Dudley from O’Brien to the end of Dudley
– Beattie from Elmwood to Oakwood
– Stevens from Copeland to Jane
– Elks Lane from Trout Lakr Road to Barker
– Fricker Cr from Pearce to the end of the street
– Hammond from Laurier to York
– McIntyre from Bell to Cormack
– Junction from Lakeshore to Ritchie
– Beth from Memorial to Leask
– Oakwood from Cedar Grove to Clarence
– Douglas from High to Rose
– Carruthers from Moffat to Dane
– Moffat from Harrison to Carruthers
– Wallace from Seymour to Commerce
