A two-block section of Blakely Avenue in Jackson will be reconstructed with a new water main, service lines and street surface starting on April 22, 2024. (Photo provided by Aaron Dimick)Mitchell Kukulka | Mkukulka@mlive.com
JACKSON, MI -- Spurred in part by residents’ concerns over the high cost of street maintenance, the Jackson City Council is looking at alternative ways to repair city streets.
Multiple Jackson property owners have voiced opposition to special assessments - an additional tax to them - being used as a funding method for road reconstruction projects, including the proposed redesign of the Lansing Avenue Corridor.
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