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Pavement Management Program
The City maintains publicly owned streets through the following various strategies:
Routine maintenance
- Weekly street sweeping
- Pot hole repair as discovered or reported
- Crack sealing to prevent water from penetrating the street into the sub grade
Extraordinary Maintenance
- Installation of sub-drains where necessary
- Slurry sealing residential streets every 7 years based on available funds
- Overlaying residential streets with a 2-inch thick asphalt layer – every 20 to 25 years
- Reconstruction – When necessary, removal of the asphalt and sub-grade material followed by reconstruction with a new aggregate base and asphalt
- Arterial streets are repaved with new asphalt every 10 to 20 years depending on conditions
Cal Recycle Rubberized Pavement Grant Program
Capital Improvement Program
Residential Annual Resurfacing Program
The Residential Annual Resurfacing Program is the maintenance of Citywide arterial and residential roadways per the Pavement Management Plan. It helps the City preserve and extend the life of our roads. The project, commonly known as the "Slurry Seal" Project, includes various tasks such as traffic control, public outreach, minor crack sealing, and the application of Type II slurry seal, which is a water-based, emulsified asphalt mixture. The added useful life of the rehabilitated roadways is 7 years.
- Click here for more Information on the City's Residential Annual Resurfacing Program
Street Moratorium
The City places moratoriums on any street that has been reconstructed or slurry sealed. Moratoriums on streets are valid after construction is completed for five years for a reconstruction project and two years for a slurry sealing project. There are strict terms and conditions for replacement of the asphalt or concrete on streets with a moratorium in place. The moratorium list is updated as projects are complete, so be sure to check the list on a regular basis.