 There may soon be more protected brick streets and also an ordinance was recently passed to add to the more than 10 miles of brick streets and alleys on a protected list. Now the Elk City Council has given approval to a resolution to create an ordinance to protect brick streets we may not yet be able to see. The new rule states that if a brick street is uncovered, for instance, during a mill and repave project, the council could require the brick street to be returned to its original state.