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Resident asks council to consider paving Magnolia Lane; mayor says neighbors may share cost
Summary
Judy George asked the council to consider paving Magnolia Lane. Mayor Neil Ramsey said past practice asked residents to cover half the cost and the city will seek bids if adjacent homeowners agree to pay half.
A written request from resident Judy George asking the city to consider paving Magnolia Lane, a gravel road, was presented to the Anchorage City Council on Aug. 12. Mayor Neil Ramsey noted that, in past projects, "other residents were asked to pay half the cost to pave roads," and said the city will seek bids if the Georges and other residents on Magnolia Lane agree to pay half the expense.
Council did not take formal action at the meeting; the mayor's statement indicates the city would proceed to solicit bids only if the affected property owners commit to the shared-cost arrangement. No timetable or cost estimates were provided in the meeting record.
