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Inspection shows deeper milling needed on Narcissus; repairs could cost $100,000 more
Summary
Roads & Drainage and the City Administrator reported that Narcissus's base will not support a 2‑inch milling and overlay; a 4.5‑inch milling with a fiberglass reinforcement underlayment is recommended, and the city plans to issue an RFP. An additional approximately $100,000 in repairs was noted.
Roads and Drainage officials told the council that the base under the existing asphalt on Narcissus will not support a two‑inch milling and overlay and that the city will need to mill 4.5 inches to create a sustainable surface. The report said the city plans to use a fiberglass reinforcement underlayment approved by TxDOT and expects to issue a request for proposals in the coming weeks.
The committee estimated that further street repairs on Narcissus could require an additional $100,000. The minutes do not identify a funding source for the added cost; the City Administrator's written report (read into the record) said staff will finalize specifications and move to procure engineering/repair services.
