The San Jose Priority Street Network will focus repair efforts on 400 miles of city roads. City Council will look to improve a greater number of streets with funding from a future parcel tax, however as of now they have identified the stretches of road that were felt to be most in need. For us North Willow Glenners, we will see improvements to our bordering arteries of Bird and Willow. Also, the trench down nearby Lelong will fortunately get some attention. However, somewhat inexplicably, the world rally circuit on Bird between Willow and Minnesota is not targeted. Hopefully that will be one of the top priorities if the funding materializes. Click to view the Priority Street Network map.
Wednesday, April 04, 2012
Priority Street Network
The San Jose Priority Street Network will focus repair efforts on 400 miles of city roads. City Council will look to improve a greater number of streets with funding from a future parcel tax, however as of now they have identified the stretches of road that were felt to be most in need. For us North Willow Glenners, we will see improvements to our bordering arteries of Bird and Willow. Also, the trench down nearby Lelong will fortunately get some attention. However, somewhat inexplicably, the world rally circuit on Bird between Willow and Minnesota is not targeted. Hopefully that will be one of the top priorities if the funding materializes. Click to view the Priority Street Network map.
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