Council hears five‑year pavement plan that would maintain current pavement condition without added funding
Staff proposed a five‑year pavement treatment plan to replace one‑year cycles and improve coordination with water and other departments; with the currently anticipated $9 million annual budget and $5 million/year for resurfacing, staff said the plan would maintain an average PASER rating (~6.1) rather than improve it without additional funding.
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City engineers proposed replacing the current one‑year street‑resurfacing approach with a five‑year pavement treatment plan so the city can coordinate design, utility work and ADA ramp repairs before bidding. Director KCH told the council a multi‑year window gives engineers time to assess sewers and inlets and to coordinate lead‑service‑line replacement so crews do not resurface streets only to dig them up later.
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