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Fate council hears long-range street-replacement tab — 'about $973,000,000' in today's dollars
Summary
City staff told Fate council that reconstructing and replacing the city’s streets over long horizons could cost roughly $973 million in today's dollars and presented maintenance strategies and funding options including impact fees, utility funding coordination and possible tax or assessment tools.
City staff told Fate’s City Council on Nov. 18 that the long-term bill to reconstruct aging streets in the city could be enormous and requires early planning.
Public works and planning staff summarized an inventory of streets and showed recent contract costs used for estimation: examples cited included North Bend Paine at about $2.7 million per lane mile, Wood Creek Boulevard at about $3.4 million per lane mile, and the Gettysburg extension at about $4.9 million per lane mile. The presentation culminated in a long-range…
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