Pavement Preservation Projects

2023 Pavement Preservation Projects 

What's New...

22 September 2023: The County’s contractor completed all Phase 2 chip sealing operations this week on paved County-maintained roads in Westwood Estates. Slurry sealing is slated to get underway next week. 

 A cape seal is a roadway surface treatment designed to extend the life of pavements in fair to good condition, consisting of a chip seal treatment, which is then covered by a slurry seal or micro-surfacing treatment.

2023 Pavement Preservation Areas
Scheduled 2023 Start Dates Week of: 
Pavement Preservation Work
Status
Blue Ridge27 March 2023
Mill & Fill Large Cracks
Completed
Peaks Parkway - Fernwood27 March 2023
Crack Filling
Completed
Brannigan Park Road & Old Route 66 (Section) 27 March 2023
Crack Filling
Completed
Blue Ridge10 April 2023
Mill & Fill Large Cracks
Completed
Blue Ridge17 April 2023
Crack Filling
Completed
Blue Ridge17 April 2023
Mill & Fill Large Cracks
Completed
Old Route 66 (Section)01 May 2023
Patching
Completed
Old Route 66 (Section)08 May 2023
Milling & Paving
Completed
Mormon Lake Road15 May 2023
Chip Sealing & Fog Sealing
Completed
Lake Mary Road (Section)22 May 2023
Chip Sealing & Fog Sealing
Completed
Mormon Lake Road22 May 2023
Striping
Completed
Lake Mary Road (Section)29 May 2023
Striping
Completed
Old Route 66 (Section)29 May 2023
Striping
Completed
Blue Ridge29 May 2023
Fog Sealing
Completed
Blue Ridge29 May 2023
Striping
Completed
Peaks Parkway - Fernwood05 June 2023
Fog Sealing
Completed
Peaks Parkway - Fernwood05 June 2023
Striping
Completed
Westwood Estates: Phase 110 July 2023
Mill & Fill Large Cracks + Roadway Patching
Completed
Westwood Estates: Phase 2

11 September 2023
Cape Sealing 
(Chip Seal +Slurry)
Under Construction

About Pavement Preservation Projects...

Pavement preservation projects are preventative measures for asphalt that protect and extend the service life of paved County roads. These projects are normally done on a given County road every seven years. Chip sealing, asphalt overlays and all other County pavement preservation projects are funded by Prop. 403, the County’s Road Maintenance Sales Tax.

Pavement Preservation Project Disclaimer

The pavement preservation projects listed here are subject to change based on funding variables that include seasonal conditions, unanticipated road/bridge failures, new mandated programs, response to natural disasters, economic downturns, commodity cost fluctuations and further reductions in Highway User Revenue Funds (HURF). All projects listed are for County-maintained roads and have been selected based on a variety of criteria including current road conditions, public safety, construction access, mobility and performance.