Royal City looks at street improvements
From left: Royal City Council members Michael Christensen, Mayor Kent Andersen, Mackenzee Anderson (obscured), and Tiffany Workinger at the council meeting Tuesday. Among the topics discussed was improvements to city streets.
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These streets are currently seeing some construction work due to water main upgrades, and will also be chip sealed if the Transportation Improvement Board comes through with the funds.
These streets on the north side of Royal City could be chip sealed with state money if the city’s application for a grant and a loan is approved.
This dirt track between two sections of Beech Avenue Northeast could become a paved thoroughfare, pending a study authorized by the Royal City Council Tuesday.
The Royal City Council approved funds Tuesday for a study into the feasibility and cost of extending Beech Avenue from downtown to the residential neighborhood to the north.
ROYAL CITY — Some streets in Royal City could be getting a makeover, according to information presented at the Royal City Council meeting Tuesday.
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