Summary
Five failing city-owned alleys get rebuilt, with four done this year. Council chose concrete ($700,811) over asphalt ($572,748) for the longer lifespan — a 25-30 year life vs 15-20 for asphalt. The Lakeland-to-Madison alley is next on the list.
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Last discussed Feb 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
$700,811 for concrete versus $572,748 for the asphalt alternative — a $128,029 premium for longer life.
✅Who benefits
Residents and businesses needing access to the alleys, plus city drainage.
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