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Residents press council over resurfacing issues; public works defends inspection approach
Summary
Residents raised patterned problems with pavement markings and rapid deterioration after pavement preservation projects. Public Works staff said they monitor the sites, suspect subsurface conditions rather than workmanship, and will adjust treatment selection and hold contractors accountable when workmanship issues occur.
At the April 24 work session several residents and advisory commission members asked the council to review the city's pavement management inspection contract and to explain recurring problems with resurfacing and striping.
Dale McKeel, speaking as a member of the Recreation Advisory Commission, said the contract ST‑335C for Pavement Management Services includes inspection responsibilities and that residents have observed pavement markings and resurfacing problems on Martin Luther King…
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