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Council approves $685,977 pavement‑preservation project to test rubberized HA5 treatment
Summary
Public Works Director Nathan Farr said staff added $200,000 to test a rubberized chip‑seal (HA5) method and expand coverage near Smith's Marketplace and 2400 South, bringing the project total to $685,977.32; the council approved the change and a budget amendment from road funds.
The Tooele City Council voted 5‑0 to approve Resolution 2026‑56, authorizing a contract with Holbrook Asphalt Company to apply an HA5 high‑density mineral bond pavement preservation treatment on selected city streets. Public Works Director Nathan Farr said the original project covered 1.2 million square feet; the city accepted a contractor discount to test a rubberized chip‑seal variant and added $200,000 from road C funds, yielding a total project cost of $685,977.32.
Farr said the test sections include streets adjacent to Smith's Marketplace and portions of 2400 South. Council members said they supported testing the material and approved a budget adjustment from road‑C funds to cover the additional cost. The resolution passed 5‑0.
No public comment was recorded on the item during the meeting.
