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Repaving work planned for streets in Parkville

Alan McArthur by Alan McArthur
May 1, 2016
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Parkville has approved contracts for street maintenance in 2016, including curb and sidewalk repair, repaving, and sealing.

The repaving work will include an area in Riss Lake with roads Sunset Drive, Twilight Place, and Rosewood Circle.

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Other areas include roads in the Kelly Industrial Park west of Bell Road, a portion of Crooked Road north of Tom Watson Parkway, a corner of Brink-Myer Road near the city limits, and Mill Street from Main to Crooked Road.

The city will also pay for microsurfacing of Main from Second to Seventh Streets and Waters Edge Drive in The National.

Parkville also approved curb replacement in many of the same areas that are being resurfaced and sidewalks will be replaced along Fourth Street between Main and East.

The cost for the projects was approved at $206,165 for the asphalt repaving, $103,924 for the curb and sidewalk replacement, and $18,648 for the microsurfacing.

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