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Council reviews proposed LRA paving limits, asks staff for footage and estimates
Summary
The council discussed proposed paving segments for the LRA application, including about 475 feet near the Mac Thompson Bridge, sequencing with LMIG work on Thompson Street, and options for District 3 street segments; Public Works Director Willie Farrow will measure footage and present cost estimates at the May 12 meeting.
Public Works Director Willie Farrow outlined proposed paving limits and sequencing for an LRA application, telling the council staff would measure specific footage and price proposed extensions. Council members discussed an approximately 475-foot paving segment near the Mac Thompson Bridge in District 2 and asked staff to include 475 feet in the application while pricing any additional extension.
The council also reviewed LMIG-related sequencing in District 1 (Thompson Street from North 2nd Street toward Johnson Street Lane) and options for District 3 described as Lewis Street Lane versus 6th Street or 7th Street segments. Broader resurfacing considerations were raised, including milling needs on Jackson Street due to repeated resurfacing that has raised road height and affected mail delivery access.
Farrow will return to the May 12 regular meeting with measurements, cost estimates, and recommended priorities for the LRA application and any needed milling.
