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Council flags Walnut Avenue potholes for 2025 MFT program; suggests more than cold mix needed
Summary
Commissioner Williams raised concerns about severe potholes on Walnut Avenue near the bowling alley and said continued truck traffic will likely require concrete or asphalt repair rather than cold mix; the issue was flagged for the city's 2025 MFT program.
Commissioner Williams, speaking for the absent Commissioner Edwards, told the council on March 10 that Walnut Avenue near the bowling alley has "horrible" potholes and that continued truck and traffic use means cold mix repairs will not be sufficient. He suggested the area may require concrete or asphalt work and said the problem should be considered under the 2025 Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) program.
The minutes record the council discussing the condition and flagging the area for MFT consideration; no formal allocation or motion to begin work was recorded at the meeting. Commissioner Williams framed the concern as a maintenance and durability issue tied to heavy traffic patterns.
