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Council approves $1.33 million in pavement‑maintenance contracts after questions on scope and delivery
Summary
The council approved three maintenance contracts—a $414,994 crack‑seal program, a $198,581.30 microsurfacing contract and a $721,647.96 asphalt program—after staff explained program rotation, expected service life, and why specialized contractors are used.
The O'Fallon City Council approved three pavement‑maintenance contracts June 19 designed to preserve and extend the life of city streets.
Staff explained the three contracts as complementary preservation methods: crack sealing to keep water out of joints, microsurfacing as a thin preventive overlay, and full resurfacing where needed. "It's a preservation technique," staff said of crack sealing and added the city uses a five‑year rotation across its…
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