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Neighborhood Streets Improvement Plan
All streets will receive ongoing maintenance such as pothole filling, pavement markings, traffic signals, and other necessary minor repairs. •Future year’s projects are constantly being evaluated as priorities evolve, and data is collected.
Please note, when a project is funded, it allows for necessary engineering and design work to begin. Construction timelines are not determined until any necessary engineering and design work are complete. Some projects may not need engineering and/or design work; however, the majority of these projects will need engineering and design work.
The list below will also be updated when the City receives the results from the 2022 Pavement Analysis Street Assessment, which, once approved by City Council, will amend the 2023 Capital Improvement Program for streets.
Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Projects
Street Name | Repair Type |
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Aquaduct Court | Mill and Overlay |
Arthurs Circle | High Density Mineral Bond |
Brestol Court East/Brestol Court West | High Density Mineral Bond |
Briar Drive | Full-Depth Reclamation |
Brookside Court | High Density Mineral Bond |
Carolyn Drive | Mill and Overlay |
Cheryl Avenue | Mill and Overlay |
Chestnut Court | Mill and Overlay |
Courtney Lane | High Density Mineral Bond |
Cunningham Court | High Density Mineral Bond |
Dalewood Court | Mill and Overlay |
Dartmouth Court | Mill and Overlay |
Deuce Drive | Reconstruction |
Devonshire | Mill and Overlay |
Diamond Street | High Density Mineral Bond |
Emerald Street | Mill and Overlay |
Glenbrook Court | High Density Mineral Bond |
Huntington Lane | High Density Mineral Bond |
Joseph Court | Mill and Overlay |
Joshua Court | Mill and Overlay |
Lee Drive | Mill and Overlay |
Meadowside Drive | High Density Mineral Bond |
Mill Ridge | High Density Mineral Bond |
Misty Court | High Density Mineral Bond |
Nantucket Court | Mill and Overlay |
New Bedford Court | Mill and Overlay |
New Haven Court | Mill and Overlay |
Norman Lane | High Density Mineral Bond |
Oakhurst Drive | Mill and Overlay |
Oakmont Court | Mill and Overlay |
Parkview Lane | Mill and Overlay |
Pearl Street | Mill and Overlay |
Prince Court | High Density Mineral Bond |
Princess Street | High Density Mineral Bond |
Plaza Boulevard (Hurst City Limits to Brown Trail) | Mill and Overlay |
Plymouth Court | Mill and Overlay |
Rochester Court | Mill and Overlay |
Royal Court | High Density Mineral Bond |
Ruby Street | Mill and Overlay |
Sapphire Street | High Density Mineral Bond |
Shady Turf Court | Mill and Overlay |
Sugar Street | Mill and Overlay |
Sunnyvale Terrace | Mill and Overlay |
Teakwood Drive | High Density Mineral Bond |
Vine Ridge | High Density Mineral Bond |
Vintage Way | High Density Mineral Bond |
Wayne Drive | High Density Mineral Bond |
Woodview Terrace | Mill and Overlay |
Yorkshire | Mill and Overlay |
Repair Type Definitions
Mill and Overlay: The removal of the top two inches of a street by the grinding action of a milling machine. After the top layer is removed, a new layer of pavement is added.
Concrete Panel Replacement: Panel replacement involves the full depth, full lane width removal of a severely deteriorated concrete slab and replacing it with the new concrete to minimize further deterioration and extend the life of the surrounding pavement.
Full-Depth Reclamation: Full-depth reclamation is the process of pulverizing and blending all layers of asphalt pavement, as well as part or all of the underlying base materials, and recycling them to provide a uniform material upon which to place a new layer of asphalt. This will eliminate all ruts, rough areas, all types of cracking, and pot holes. It also restores the proper contours of the road to allow better surface drainage. Existing curbs and gutters are not replaced.
High Density Mineral Bond: A high-density mineral bond product called HA5 is adhered to the road, significantly extending the life of asphalt streets and provides a smoother surface.
Reconstruction: The total removal of existing pavement/subgrade and replacement with a new pavement section. This method includes replacement of curb and gutters.