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County approves multiple road preservation contracts as engineer reports federal-aid projects
Summary
St. Clair County engineer reported paving and federal-aid projects under way and commissioners approved contracts for a pipeliner ($78,868), crack-seal ($67,638) and a reclaim/reclamite preservation project to extend pavement life ~5 years.
County engineer Klay/Clay Phillips briefed the commission on crew activity and federal-aid projects (including Kerr Road/US 411) and recommended several preservation and repair contracts for county roads.
Commissioners approved a $78,868 pipeliner proposal for Cane Road, a $67,638 crack-seal contract for Canyon Road and Mountain View Road, and a reclamite preservation project to extend a previous surface's life by about five years. Chair thanked the engineer for tailoring preservation methods to specific road needs and noted that such work is often a prerequisite for federal matching funds. Commissioners said these targeted, lower-cost preservation treatments produce better long-term value than repeatedly repaving without preservation work.
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