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City crews describe $1 million concrete-repair and asphalt programs; stormwater ditch work ongoing
Summary
Public works managers reviewed recent concrete repairs, pending projects and stormwater ditch cleanups, saying the city spends about $1 million annually on concrete repair and budgets roughly $900,000 for asphalt materials.
City construction and street staff briefed the commission on three maintenance programs that the city uses to repair concrete panels, overlay asphalt and clear stormwater ditches.
"I'd like to go over our my favorite program in the city, which is the concrete repair program," Construction Projects Manager Larry LaRue said, showing before-and-after photos of completed repairs at Nineteenth & Cherry, 1700 East Oak and Ramona…
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