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STREET SYSTEK
In addition to water, sewer, and storm drainage services,
the Public Works Department maintains public streets. Within
the corporate limits, the State Highway Commission is responsible
for maintenance of 6.88 miles of streets while the municipality
is responsible for 15.30 miles. Of the total mileage in town
maintained streets, 10.33 miles were paved and 4.97 miles were
unpaved in 1965-1966. (See map of unpaved streets on page 39.)
The town has eight men who are responsible for keeping the
streets in good condition: the Director of Public Works, a
foreman, and six laborers. The same men are responsible for curb,
gutter and sidewalk construction.
Equipment
The Public Works Department operates four trucks, two
tractors, a motor grader and an asphalt roller to care for the
town streets. Table III enumerates more specifically the type
of equipment and use.
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| Full Text | STREET SYSTEK In addition to water, sewer, and storm drainage services, the Public Works Department maintains public streets. Within the corporate limits, the State Highway Commission is responsible for maintenance of 6.88 miles of streets while the municipality is responsible for 15.30 miles. Of the total mileage in town maintained streets, 10.33 miles were paved and 4.97 miles were unpaved in 1965-1966. (See map of unpaved streets on page 39.) The town has eight men who are responsible for keeping the streets in good condition: the Director of Public Works, a foreman, and six laborers. The same men are responsible for curb, gutter and sidewalk construction. Equipment The Public Works Department operates four trucks, two tractors, a motor grader and an asphalt roller to care for the town streets. Table III enumerates more specifically the type of equipment and use. 38 |
