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Heath council approves Terry Lane rehabilitation and multiple street-repair quotes; Boardwalk Paving authorized
Summary
Council approved a TIPS cooperative quote for Boardwalk Paving to rehabilitate Terry Lane (8-inch concrete panels over 6-inch flex base) and two additional TIPS quotes for Country Club Drive and Heathland Crossing targeted repairs, all motions passing unanimously.
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The Heath City Council approved multiple street-rehabilitation and repair contracts designed to address failing concrete panels and improve key connector and entrance roads.
Terry Lane: Staff recommended and the council approved a TIPS cooperative quote to Boardwalk Paving to replace panels on Terry Lane using 8-inch concrete over a 6-inch flex base for roughly 87,396 square feet with associated curb work. The contractor indicated a planned mobilization in January with a two-month construction window; staff warned winter pouring conditions may constrain some pours and said communications will include mail and print notices for residents not on social media.
Country Club Drive and Heathland Crossing: Council also approved two additional TIPS quotes to authorize Boardwalk Paving to perform targeted panel and partial-panel replacements on Country Club Drive (estimated $250,777.51 after the TIPS discount) and Heathland Crossing (estimated $309,543.32 after discount). Staff said the work would be funded from unspent FY2025 street-improvement funds and prioritized based on pavement-condition-index (PCI) scores and traffic importance (connector and entrance roads rated higher priority).
Council asked about coordination with other nearby road projects (Hubbard Drive, Meadowview) to avoid cumulative detours; staff said they would coordinate scheduling and provide a project timeline to council. All motions passed unanimously.
