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About permeable pavement

Permeable pavement, also referred to as pervious or porous, allows rainfall to flow through the pavement surface and into the ground, reducing storm water runoff from a site into the sewer system. Dependent on soil and subsurface conditions, permeable pavements can be used for roads, parking lots, sidewalks, basketball and tennis courts, playgrounds, and plaza surfaces.

Permeable pavement includes pervious asphalt and concrete, as well as pervious pavers, such as reinforced turf, tiles and grass pavers.

Little Kids and Big Rigs

Little Kids and Big Rigs is BACK for 2024!

Join us on for free fun as kids explore police cars, fire trucks, SWAT vehicles, an ambulance, dump trucks, garbage trucks, construction equipment, and much more at this year's Fall Fest!

In addition to the vehicles, Fall Fest will feature family-friendly Autumn festivities including games and inflatables! Food and drink vendors will also be on site.

Rules and Regulations for Work in the Right-of-Way

The following Rules and Regulations established by the City Engineer, as authorized by section 104-32 of the City Code, govern the policies and standards required for all work performed in the Right-of-Way. The Right-of-Way includes all City streets, street pavement, curbing, sidewalks, the area between the curb and the sidewalk, and in most residential areas it generally includes a zero (0) to four (4) foot width of land between the sidewalk and the home.

These Rules and Regulations have been developed to: