Summary
If your street was paved in the Millville, Eaton/Highland Park or annual concrete programs, you'll get a bill in May for your share of curb, sidewalk and apron work — but you can pay over five years through your property taxes.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $880,000 in assessments will be billed to affected homeowners, payable over up to five years at roughly 3.5-4% interest.
The whole city gets better streets; the city saves on curb costs thanks to the street levy.
Homeowners in the assessed neighborhoods who now owe their share of the concrete work.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council — 2026-06-24
A Lindenwald homeowner told council he can't get straight answers on which of ten sidewalk sections need repair or what it will cost, and objected to interest charges if he pays the city over five years. Staff agreed to connect him with the infrastructure director.
City Council — 2026-04-22
Property owners on various streets will pay special assessments for sidewalk and driveway apron repairs under the 2024-2025 concrete repair programs.
City Council — 2026-04-08
If your street was paved in the Millville, Eaton/Highland Park or annual concrete programs, you'll get a bill in May for your share of curb, sidewalk and apron work — but you can pay over five years through your property taxes.
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