FY19 Pavement Management (Microsurface Projects)

Project Manager / 19TR01-D

Bill Millis / Deputy Director / City Engineering 

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What We're Doing

The City is microsurfacing the following streets as part of the FY19 Pavement Management Program: University Street (Western Road to Monroe Street) Husband Street (6th Avenue to Maple Street) Washington Street (Lakeview Road to Richmond Road)

Anticipated Milestones

• Anticipated Date (Design): 05.20.2019

• Anticipated Date (Construction): 04.2020

• Anticipated Date (Completion): 06.2020

Benefits of the Project

Microsurfacing is a cost-effective method to renew the road surface and seal minor cracks and other irregularities with a thin, tough layer of asphalt emulsion blended with finely crushed stone for traction. This protective seal coat extends the life of the pavement and improves the ride until resurfacing or reconstruction becomes necessary. Roadways selected for microsurfacing treatment are commonly those which have slight to moderate distress, no rutting, and generally narrow crack widths.

Budget & Funding

• Year Funded: FY2019

• Funding Source: Transportation Sales Tax Fund

• Project Budget:

  • Estimated at $388,500

  • Expenditure to date: $385,997

Project Management

Updates

• 05.28.2019 Project documentation is under review.

• 09.26.2019 Project is scheduled for Spring 2020.

Actions Authorized City Council

• 04.22.2019: City Council | Approval of FY19/20 Pavement Maintenance Program 

Content Last Reviewed:  02.05.2021