Paving Plan Set
City Crews Expect to Complete 12 Miles of Streets in 2013
Posted: December 20, 2012 at 2:36 a.m.
Steve Jones, from left, Alford Main, Josh Myers, John Ragsdale and Alfred DeRoche, Fayetteville Transportation Division workers, work Wednesday while completing a paving project at Holly Street and North Oakland Avenue.
Chances are the city Transportation Division will be coming to a street near you in 2013.
At A Glance
The following Fayetteville streets are set to be paved or sealed in 2013:
Ward 1
-Cline Avenue: Cato Springs Road to dead end
-Clover Drive: Eden Circle to Cato Springs Road
-Eden Circle: Cul de sac to Clover Drive
-Fairway Lane: College Avenue to Country Club Drive
-Missouri Way: Oklahoma Way to Dogwood Lane
-Morningside Drive: Huntsville Road to 15th Street
-Selle Avenue: Emma Avenue to Cato Springs Road
-Summit Avenue: Dickson Street to Center Street
-Texas Way: Oklahoma Way to Skyline Drive
-11th Street: School Avenue to Dunn Avenue
Total: 2.3 miles
Ward 2
-Center Street: School Avenue to 150 feet east
-Davidson Street: Park Avenue to College Avenue
-Davidson Street: College Avenue to Willow Avenue
-Gregg Avenue: Prospect Street to North Street
-Leverett Avenue: Maple Street to Cleveland Street
-Louise Street: Park Avenue to dead end
-Lynn’s Place: Deane Street to cul de sac
-South Street: West Avenue to Archibald Yell Boulevard
-Forest Avenue: Louise Street to Lafayette Street
-Sheridan Avenue: Elm Street to Overcrest Street
-Mount Nord Street: Forest Avenue to Mock Avenue
Total: 1.6 miles
Ward 3
-Millsap Road: North Hills Boulevard to College Avenue
-Township Street: Old Wire Road to Crossover Road
-McKee Circle: Appleby Road to cul de sac
-Warwick Way: Oak Bailey Drive to dead end
-Market Avenue*: Parking lot to Rolling Hills Drive
-Masonic Drive*: Nottingham Court to cul de sac
-Old Missouri Road*: Honeysuckle Lane to Joyce Boulevard
-Oxford Place*: Summerhill Drive to cul de sac
-Wimbledon Place*: Summerhill Drive to cul de sac
-Windsor Place*: Summerhill Drive to cul de sac
-Ash Street*: Old Wire Road to dead end
-Samantha Avenue*: Ash Street to dead end
Total: 2.7 miles
Ward 4
-Ed Moore Lane: Wedington Drive to dead end
-Foster Lane: Double Springs Road to dead end
-Lancelot Avenue: Wedington Drive to cul de sac
-Sang Avenue: Cleveland Street to Wedington Drive
-Nicole Lane: Double Springs Road to dead end
-Reed Road: 85th Street to dead end
-Venus Street: Lewis Avenue to Eastern Avenue
-Wilmoth Road: Reed Road to dead end
-Mica Street*: Granite Avenue to cul de sac
-Granite Avenue*: Mica Street to Shale Street
-Shale Street*: Granite Avenue to Flint Avenue
-Flint Avenue*: Shale Street to Mica Street
-Vassar Street*: Salem Road to cul de sac
-Cornell Street*: Dartmouth Avenue to Salem Road
-Dartmouth Avenue*: Yale Street to Cornell Street
-Princeton Street*: Dartmouth Avenue to Salem Road
-Yale Street*: Salem Road to cul de sac
-Harvard Street*: Buckeye Street to Salem Road
-Buckeye Street*: Harvard Street to Salem Road
-Essex Drive*: Albany Lane to Salem Road
-Albany Lane*: La Salle Drive to Essex Drive
-Radcliffe Avenue*: La Salle Drive to Fairfax Street
-Fairfax Street*: Radcliffe Avenue to Salem Road
-Salem Road*: Dead end to Wedington Drive
-Timberline Drive*: Oakfield Street to Salem Road
-Oakfield Street*: Timberline Drive to Timbercrest Avenue
-Timbercrest Avenue*: Oakfield Street to Mulberry Street
-Mulberry Street*: Greenleaf Drive to Timbercrest Avenue
-Greenleaf Drive*: Anne Street to Mulberry Street
-Anne Street*: Timbercrest Drive to Timberline Drive
-Weatherwood Court*: Anne Street to cul de sac
-Woodfield Way*: Oakfield Street to Timberline Drive
-Timber Ridge Court*: Timberline Drive to cul de sac
Total: 5.3 miles
Grand Total: 11.9 miles
- Streets receiving microseal
Source: City Of Fayetteville
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