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Brentwood staff seek up to $130,000 for expanded asphalt rejuvenation program
Summary
City staff asked the commission to authorize about $120,000 for a second round of asphalt rejuvenation after a pilot, with authority to increase the purchase to $130,000 from the general fund if needed.
Brentwood city staff asked the commission to authorize a follow-up asphalt rejuvenation program, proposing about $120,000 and requesting authority to increase that to $130,000 from the general fund if additional sections are treated.
City staff said the work follows a pilot treatment of roughly 60,000 square yards the previous year and that the product restores chemical properties lost in paving, lengthening pavement life. A staff member summarized the material as “like sunscreen for asphalt,” noting the unit cost is about $1.20 per square yard.
According to the staff presentation, the project would repeat the rejuvenation on additional street segments identified by public works. The request asked that the commission authorize the contract for Pavement Technologies Incorporated and allow up to $130,000 in total to cover unanticipated additional sections or application variances.
The staff presentation identified the funding source as the general fund. No formal vote or motion was recorded in the transcript; the item was presented on the consent agenda and discussed briefly by commissioners and staff about locations and previous results.
City staff said they will supply maps of the 2025 paving list and add the treated areas into future resurfacing plans.
