How much does it cost to rehabilitate a street segment?

Costs vary depending upon what work is required to rehabilitate the street segment.  On a typical residential street project, the work will include traffic control, pavement grinding and patching to replace failed pavement, application of pavement reinforcing fabric, hot-mixed asphalt overlay, installation of shoulder backing material, adjustment of traffic boxes and manholes to grade, and installation of new striping.  Although costs are highly variable, based on recent projects and estimates the cost of this type of rehabilitation work ranges between about $110 and $175 per linear foot (or between about $33,000 and $52,500 per 300’ long street block).

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1. How are streets selected for rehabilitation work?
2. How much revenue does the City receive to maintain streets in our City?
3. My street is gravel. When can I expect it to be paved?
4. How much does it cost to rehabilitate a street segment?
5. How much funding does the City need to bring all the streets up to an acceptable standard?