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Council discusses chip seal repairs; staff to prioritize roads after PCI assessment
Summary
Councilmember Javier Rodriguez asked whether chip sealing would be completed on deteriorating roads this year. City Administrator Shane Fisher said chip seal typically costs "approximately $30,000–$40,000 per project depending on road width/length," that Transportation Benefit District funds are an appropriate source, and that staff will engage HLA to perform a Pavement Condition Index assessment to prioritize roads.
Councilmember Javier Rodriguez raised whether chip sealing would be completed on deteriorating roads during the current year. City Administrator Shane Fisher described chip seal as a viable near‑term repair approach and said it typically costs "approximately $30,000–$40,000 per project depending on road width/length." Fisher told council that Transportation Benefit District funds would be an appropriate funding source and said he would engage HLA to conduct a Pavement Condition Index assessment to prioritize qualifying roads.
The council did not take a formal funding vote during the meeting; the discussion identified a likely funding source and a next step (PCI assessment) to determine which streets qualify and what exact costs would be.
