But they warn that this is one-time only money, so a long-term source of sustained funding is still needed.
Susan Klassen, the county's Director of Transportation and Public Works, says the additional road repair funds will be spread throughout the county, according to already-established priorities.
Citing the graph shown below, Supervisor Shirlee Zane praised the increased emphasis on pavement preservation as a "sweet spot" in terms of maximizing the county's return on their investment.
