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Driveway aprons are the responsibility of the property owners to maintain. When a curb is replaced, it is re-installed to match the original grade of the street. A temporary blacktop wedge will be installed on top of the sunken driveway apron to reduce the transition to the new curb. The City will not maintain the blacktop wedge; it is up to the property owner to repair/replace the driveway approach.

Reconstruction projects involving alleys and streets require homeowners petitioning for the work, gaining council approval, and paying assessment fees for the project. Project requests, complete with signature support of the majority of property owners abutting the proposed project, should be submitted to the Public Works Office. 

Reconstruction projects involving alleys and streets require homeowners petitioning for the work, gaining council approval, and paying assessment fees for the project. Project requests, complete with signature support of the majority of property owners abutting the proposed project, should be submitted to the Public Works Office.

The streets planned  for “mill and overlay” (removing the top of the street pavement  and placing a new layer of pavement) and “chip seal” work (placing a thin layer of hot asphalt onto the existing pavement, spreading small rock chips over the top, and then rolling the street smooth) are established every three years.