Politics & Government
Future Paving Plans Announced
John Phillips, Director of Public Works for the Town of West Hartford, has announced that a number of streets will be repaved before the end of the road construction season.
A Patch reader posed a question last week about plans for paving roads throughout town, and the estimated costs for that work.
John Phillips, Director of for the Town of West Hartford, provided the following information:
Farmington Avenue: We plan to mill and pave from Whiting Lane to Ardmore Road. We will only pave the center, 28 feet wide, except for full width at the Quaker Lane intersection. The milling, paving, and striping will cost $68,000.
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New Park Avenue: We plan to mill and pave the full width (50 feet) from Foley Street to Prospect Avenue. The milling, paving and striping will cost $65,000, not including police or drainage.
According to Phillips, these are the roads to be resurfaced for the last phase this construction season. Replacement of the catch basins on these streets is currently underway, but dates fo the milling and paving are not yet available.
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There are also plans to repave the following streets, in no particular order:
- Haynes Road, North Main St. to Trout Brook Dr.
- Buena Vista Rd., from Farmington to Everett
- Tunxis Rd., from Farmington town line to Woodridge Lake
- Trout Brook Terrace
- Elm Dr.
- Miles Standish
- John Smith
- Brenway, (which includes the area of Pioneer to North Main St.). If the water main work is not be completed allowing resurfacing of the road, Lincoln from Haynes to Asylum will be substituted.
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