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Council: city streets last resurfaced in 2020; UBAS lifespan points to 2028 maintenance window
Summary
Mayor Erica Hartley told the council the city's streets received pavement and curb repairs in 2020; UBAS treatment typically lasts 8–10 years, suggesting resurfacing needs around 2028 and prompting inclusion in long-term budget planning.
Mayor Erica Hartley reported that Mission Woods streets were last resurfaced in 2020, including pavement-based repairs and curb work. She said ultra-thin bonded asphalt surface (UBAS) typically provides 8 to 10 years of service life, which places the next likely maintenance window around 2028, and noted construction costs are expected to be higher in the future.
Councilmember Keith Mays recalled residents questioned the treatment quality when work was done in 2020. Mayor Hartley said the city could consider more robust resurfacing options in future planning and that she would forward the timing and cost considerations to John Martin for inclusion in long-term budget plans.
