Reallocating road program funds after the Crosby Avenue hold
Summary
About $150,000 freed by holding work on the 2800 block of Crosby could fund alternate streets plus half-paving on Dwight, Dormont, and Annapolis avenues — but not all of it. The engineer suggested dropping 6th and 9th Alleys to stay in budget. Council flagged concerns about paving near the Annapolis Avenue school during school hours.
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Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $150,000 is available; alternates total $90,000 and the half-paved roads $121,000, so not everything fits.
Residents of the selected streets get paving work this year.
Streets cut from the program — likely 6th Alley under the recommendation — wait for a future cycle; school-area traffic on Annapolis could face disruption.
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