BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) — Four years ago decorative crosswalks were installed at six intersections in Bellingham as part of a “streetscape” project.
The Bellingham Herald reports (http://is.gd/csw6Ix ) they cost nearly $20,000 per intersection, compared with about $4,500 for standard crosswalk markings.
The decorative crosswalks were expected to last six-to-eight years, but tires have already worn through.
The warranty has expired. The company responsible for the installation says it will evaluate the situation.
