Council approves 2017 Multi‑Use Path slurry seal project
Summary
Sun Valley council approved a contract to slurry‑seal multi‑use paths, with Street Superintendent Whitesell noting the treatment has been used at the same per‑unit cost for three years and describing it as 'more like a paint'. The vote was unanimous.
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved the 2017 Multi‑Use Path Slurry Seal Project during its June 16 special meeting.
Street Superintendent Whitesell described the work and said 'it's been the same amount for the past three years,' explaining the slurry material is 'more like a paint' and that the contract language is therefore generic and offers limited defect remedies. Council President Keith Saks moved to approve the project; Council Member Jane Conard seconded the motion and Mayor Peter Hendricks declared it approved following a 4‑0 roll‑call vote.
The council did not record additional contract warranty terms in the discussion. The approved action covers routine maintenance for the city's multi‑use paths; Whitesell said similar treatments have held up well in other areas. The agenda item had no recorded public comment. The council also discussed general street‑maintenance priorities later in the meeting as part of the FY2018 budget review.
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