What Back Bay Streets Are Scheduled For Resurfacing?

The office of Boston Mayor Thomas Menino released a list Monday of streets proposed for repaving during the 2013 road work season.

The total plans involve resurfacing 45 miles of road as well as 1,400 pedestrian ramps.

“Our residents deserve the best roads and sidewalks in their neighborhoods. Not only are clean and safe passages a matter of public safety, they also help support our small businesses,” Menino said in a statement. “We’re looking forward to our best year yet in getting our roadways and pedestrian ramps ready for another great summer in Boston.” 

Proposed work for 2013 will exceed the amount of work conducted in 2012, which was the most "productive" construction season in the last decade according to Menino's office.

The Public Works Department secured $13.75 million in total resurfacing funds for 2013, according to Menino's office. Of that money, Menino's office said $10 million was freed up from the street cut account, which collects roadway restoration fees through the city permitting process.

The full list of streets to scheduled receive work is here, but below we've posted a chart with the roads to be repaved in Back Bay under the mayor's proposed plan. All roads are scheduled to be repaved in 2013.