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Council hears stark backlog figures for residential and rural roads; task force recommends $54.1 million annually
Summary
Committee staff highlighted the Infrastructure Maintenance Task Force's estimate of a $780 million backlog for residential and rural roads and an optimal annual investment of $54.1 million; current CIP levels fund roughly $22 million over the program and members cautioned residents about realistic expectations
Montgomery County Council members heard a reminder on March 3 about the county’s large backlog for residential and rural road repairs and the funding gap identified by the Infrastructure Maintenance Task Force.
Committee staff told members the task force recommends an optimal annual investment of $54.1 million for residential and rural road rehabilitation and resurfacing to address a documented maintenance backlog estimated at $780…
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