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Road crews test new oil, finish chip-seal stretches and plan surplus-vehicle sale
Summary
Public works reported progress on chip-seal work, plans to test a PMRE oil on Old 97 to reduce cure time, paving on Old 97, a vault-toilet installation at Whistler Canyon and discussed running a surplus vehicle auction to clear seized and surplus inventory.
County engineer Josh Thompson updated commissioners on road and maintenance work and outlined a handful of operational steps the department will take in coming weeks. Thompson said crews are finishing chip seal on several roads and will trial a PMRE oil on Old 97 to improve adhesion to local pit rock and to shorten curing time. "So our goal is try to stick with something that works with the rock that we have," Thompson said, noting the county typically uses a…
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