Several repaving projects in downtown and throughout the city are expected to begin in early October.
In June, City Council approved a more than $900,000 contract with Cutler Repaving Inc. to repave several streets throughout downtown and on Williams Drive.
Georgetown Transportation Services Manager Mark Miller said the company uses a process that removes about three-quarters of an inch of asphalt, grinds it up and mixes it with new materials before reapplying it to the road surface.
"It's a fairly painless process," Miller said. "We should have everything knocked out in a couple of weeks."












