This year marks the fourth year under the 10-Year Street Bond. Since the Street Bond program was passed in 2004, more than 40 miles have been repaired. We're happy to report that we're ahead of schedule and on-budget. The latest CSAC Report, the end of year construction wrap-up and annual financial report, was presented to City Council on Monday, April 27.
2009 Arterial Projects Include:
- Alberta and Cochran Streets from Northwest Boulevard to Francis Street – Under
Construction
- Market Street from Garland to Francis Avenues – Set to Begin this spring
- Southeast Boulevard from Perry Street to 29th Avenue – Set to Begin April 28
- Lincoln Street from 17th to 29th Avenues – Set to Begin this spring
- 37th Avenue from Perry to Regal Streets – Set to Begin this spring
Residential Projects-Set to Begin this spring include:
- Altamont Boulevard from 11th to Ninth Avenues
- Montgomery Avenue from Astor to Hamilton Streets
The Road to Repair
Since the 10-Year Street Bond program was passed, 40.685 miles out of 110 miles have been repaired throughout the City of Spokane. Here's the breakdown:
- 21.4 miles out of 38 miles of major arterials and public safety corridors. These are complete curb-to-curb rehabilitations.
- 12.9 miles out of 51 miles of residential streets. These repairs include complete restoration, repaving and sealing.
- 4.485 miles out of 14 miles of unpaved streets. The City would help neighborhoods that form Local Improvement Districts (LIDs) pave dirt streets.
- 1.9 miles out of 7 miles of streets impacted by utility work. This would allow street rehabilitation on streets that are subject to underground utility work.
Citizens Streets Advisory Commission