One week from today, re-paving will begin throughout Steamboat Springs. About 10,000 tons of asphalt will be laid across 160 miles of streets, six miles of alleyways, 37 parking lots and 105 cul-de-sacs within city limits. That’s about double from last year since not as much was done because of the pandemic and budget cuts. Then starting June 14, the striping begins over the newly paved roads. City staff asks that residents be patient and to expect some delays and detours during the paving and striping.

 

The following streets or sections of streets are scheduled to be re-paved or receive a surface treatment:

West End Village alleys

Downhill Drive

Acre Lane

Jacob Circle

9th Street (Oak to Aspen)

Pine Street (Oak to 9th)

4th Street (Oak to Pine)

4th Street (Pine to Maple)

Maple (4th to Pine)

Sky Lane

3rd Street (Pine to Maple)

Mauna Kea

Little Moon

Mill Run Court

Falling Water Lane

Valley View

Aspen Wood

Golf Stream

Delta Queen

Mark Twain

Storm Peak Lane

Memphis Belle

Cornice Road

Cornice Court

Highland Way

Longthong Rd (Asphalt only)

Howelsen Parkway (5th to Lodge)

 

“The paving program was significantly reduced last year due to the pandemic and budget cuts across the city,” commented Streets Superintendent David Van Winkle. “We’re looking forward to nearly doubling the amount of asphalt in the program this summer as we work to ensure our roadways stay in top shape.”