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Seal‑coat schedule for Harrison County set for mid‑July through Aug. 30; crews outline process
Summary
Contractor and county staff agreed the FY25 seal‑coat work will target a mid‑July start with an Aug. 30 completion, with crews sweeping, applying tack, and returning after 24–48 hours to hard‑broom and patch.
County staff and Lonear Equipment discussed timing and operational steps for the FY25 chip/seal work. The contractor said crews expect to begin in mid‑July and must finish by Aug. 30; the work window is limited by material standards and availability.
“we're going to shoot for July, mid July, but he's got August 30th to complete,” the contractor said when asked about scheduling. The contractor also noted a seasonal constraint: “SIL code is only, uh, by text standards is permitted between May 15th and September 1st,” meaning material availability and standards limit work to that window.
On procedure, the contractor explained the sequence: crews sweep the surface, apply tar/tack and rock, then return 24–48 hours later to hard‑broom and remove loose rock before patching problem areas; they generally do not hard‑broom the same day the rock is applied to avoid sweeping off material.
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