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Ashland approves pavement preservation contract, staff says work could extend pavement life by ~7 years
Summary
The board approved a resolution accepting Vance Brothers LLC’s proposal for micro-surface and cape-seal preservation on multiple neighborhood streets, funded by FY ’26 street capital funds and enabled by recent ballot approval of street funding.
City staff recommended accepting a proposal from Vance Brothers LLC to perform pavement preservation—micro-surface on several streets and cape-seal on others—as part of a proactive effort to extend pavement life. Staff said the work is funded from the FY '26 Street Capital Improvement Fund and uses cooperative purchasing to avoid a separate sealed-bid process.
Staff told aldermen the preservation treatments should add approximately seven years to pavement life on the targeted streets and that the program complements the larger mill-and-overlay project scheduled for later in the season. A motion to accept the proposal was made and the board approved the resolution.
