Summary
Clark County passed on using cool pavement technology, so our streets won't be getting those heat-reflecting upgrades anytime soon. That means dealing with the same old sweltering asphalt during peak summer months.
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Impact analysis
By sticking with traditional asphalt, the county avoids potentially higher upfront material costs for cool pavement tech.
Traditional paving contractors keep doing business as usual without having to adapt to new material standards.
Local residents looking for relief from the brutal summer heat will miss out on cooler neighborhood streets.
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