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City of Moscow presents Pavement Management Plan with 1–17 year replacement schedule for Palouse Trail
Summary
Tyler Palmer, Deputy City Administrator for the City of Moscow, presented a Pavement Management Plan outlining a 1–17 year replacement schedule and cost estimates plus maintenance interventions to preserve the Palouse Trail; staff also recommended engineering evaluations for major trail failures after the March 14 flood.
Tyler Palmer, Deputy City Administrator for the City of Moscow, presented the Palouse Trail Pavement Management Plan, which provides cost estimates tied to a 1–17 year replacement schedule and outlines maintenance strategies intended to extend the life of existing trail segments. The plan includes proposed management and replacement costs and recommended maintenance interventions to preserve the trail’s condition over time.
Committee members heard that in light of the March 14 flood—described in staff reports as the highest on record—an engineering evaluation of major trail failures is needed before some replacement work can proceed. The presentation did not result in a committee motion to adopt the plan at this meeting; staff flagged the plan as a basis for longer-range funding and prioritization work.
