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Council hears resurfacing, striping and sidewalk funding options as pavement rating lags
Summary
Staff told the council a 2022 pavement condition survey found Fayetteville needs about $10 million per year to maintain the current street network rating. Backlogged resurfacing, a recent GO bond and Powell Bill funds are easing work, but councilors urged more recurring investment and higher priority for faded striping and crosswalk maintenance.
City staff briefed the Fayetteville City Council on street resurfacing, marking and sidewalk spending during the budget work session, saying a pavement condition survey found the city needs roughly $10 million annually to maintain its overall network rating.
Staff and councilors discussed how the general‑obligation (GO) bond and Powell Bill state funds have accelerated some work: the city programmed roughly $8.5 million in combined Powell Bill and GO bond money for resurfacing in the current cycle, and the GO…
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