Which Monrovia Streets Need Repair in 2012?

The City Council will decide Tuesday whether to award a $523,000 contract to a construction company for repair work needed along several Monrovia streets to be performed over the next year.

"The rehabilitation will consist of a combination of removal and replacement of deteriorated asphaltic concrete pavement in selected areas of the streets to be resurfaced, crack sealing, cape sealing, and application of slurry seal or emulsion-aggregate slurry, which is evenly applied on pavement surfaces," an agenda report prepared by Ron Bow, the city's public works director, states.

The lowest bidder for the job is Copp Contracting Inc., of Buena Park, according to the agenda report.

The new projects follow a in 2011 along Huntington Drive and other city thoroughfares.

The streets identified for repair by the city are:

• Walnut Avenue from Monterey Avenue to Fifth Avenue – 2,740 Linear Feet
• Sunset Place between Violet Avenue and Foothill Boulevard – 2,270 Linear Feet
• Bella Vista – 433 Linear Feet
• Stedman Place from Foothill Boulevard to Hillcrest Boulevard – 2,760 Linear Feet
• Encino Avenue from Duarte Road to south City Limits – 765 Linear Feet
• Fifth Avenue from Colorado Boulevard to Chestnut Avenue – 1,140 Linear Feet
• California Avenue from Duarte Road to Hurstview Avenue – 485 Linear Feet
• Wildrose Avenue from Canyon Boulevard to California Avenue – 430 Linear Feet