Washington Township Streets Are On The Road To Repair

A little more than seven miles of township roads – ranging from two to three lanes wide – will be resurfaced this year as part of Washington Township's annual Street Improvement Program.

The program includes one connector street, Marshall Road, and 35 residential streets. A total of 26 are located in the southeast area of the township, with the remainder in the northwest quadrant, according to Public Works Manager Mike Wanamaker.

Streets will be layered with about 116,000 square yards of asphalt – the equivalent of about 10,200 tons. About one mile of curb will be replaced, he said.

Marshall Road will be resurfaced from Rahn Road to the Kettering corporation line. The stretch of Marshall between Rahn and Whipp Road was resurfaced in 2005. Streets besides Marshall include:

Washington Creek
Ramblingwood Lane
Wax Wing Point
Still Meadow Lane (Ramblingwood Lane to Little Mound Park)
South Park Lane
Gentle Wind Point
Feather Wood Lane (Ramblingwood Lane to Circlewood Lane)
Windwood Point
Circlewood Lane
Wild Orchard Point

Quail Run
Quailwood Trail
Bridlewood Trail
Night Hawk Trail
Pheasantwood Trail
Timberwyck Court
Timber Hawk Trail
Green Timber Trail
Glenwyck Court
Waterwyck Trail
Woodwyck Court
Quail Run
Tanglewyck Place

Willow Brook Estates
Walnut Valley Lane (Simms Station Road to 1211 Walnut Valley Lane)
Ashpark Court

Windemere
Apple Brook Lane (Nutt Road to 440 feet east of Walnut Valley Lane)
Timber Creek Court
Forest Crest Lane

Buckingham Village
Harbor Lane
Essington Circle
Brahms Hill Drive
Port Circle
Windsor Park Drive
Eagle Creek
Broken Arrow Place
Indian Head Road
Tomahawk Trail
Quail Hollow Road

Marshall Road (Rahn to Kettering Corp. Line)
Maxwelton Lane
Parkchester Place