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1. When will my street be paved?

The annual street maintenance program is determined by the City Engineer based on the street ratings and the annual allocated budget. Rating the condition of all City-maintained streets is completed bi-annually. The following criteria determine a street's rating: extent of cracking, concrete condition, crack seal condition and pavement defects.

2. What work will be completed on my street?

The major work items planned for your street are as follows: 

Asphalt Overlay:

• Approximately 3" of deteriorated asphalt will be milled and a new course of asphalt laid in its place.
• Spot curb and gutter repair will be completed.
• ADA curb ramps will be replaced when needed.
• Sidewalk maintenance will be preformed on these overlay streets (50% cost share applied). 

Rebuild:

• Complete removal and replacement of the roadway and curb.
• Removal and replacement of your driveway approach.
• Sidewalks, ADA curb ramps and driveway approaches will be completely rebuilt. 

3. How long will my road be closed for the street rebuilds?

The contract allows for a complete roadway closure of 16 days. There will be additional intermittent interruptions to traffic for the work, but full closures should be limited to approximately 16 days (weather dependent). 

4. How will my trash service be handled?

The City will provide dumpsters at designated locations for each street rebuild project. Golf carts will be provided by the contractor to help residents transport trash from their homes to the provided dumpsters.

5. Where will I be able to park my vehicle?

During the street rebuild roadway closure, parking will be available on adjacent roadways in the area. We understand the inconvenience of hauling groceries, etc. long distances to your home. The contractor will provide wagons or golf carts to help transport heavy loads from your home to your vehicle and vice versa.

6. How will I be notified of project updates during construction?

Door hangers will be provided throughout construction to provide residents with any pertinent notifications or updates regarding the roadway construction.  The contractor will also place no parking signs detailing the needs for off street parking restrictions.  You can also signup for electronic notifications through the City website.

7. What are the typical working hours?

General construction hours shall be ½ hour before sunrise to ½ hour after sunset Monday through Saturday. The contractor will not be allowed to perform work on City observed holidays.

8. When is the construction expected to begin?

The contractor is not permitted to close any rebuild streets before the second week of May  and they must be completed by mid-August, weather permitting.