Roadway Maintenance and Paving

The City routinely evaluates road condition and maintains a priority based resurfacing program based on a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) score. The City employs an independent third party to survey and rate all City-owned roads using the ASTM 6433 Standard Practice for roads and Parking Lots Pavement Condition Index Surveys. The latest PCI report is available at this link. 

Streets remain open during resurfacing work; however, please makes sure vehicles are not parked in the roadway. If you have a sprinkler system, please ensure that the system is not spraying water into the road. Expect minor delays accessing your street while crews are working.

The work is done in phases:

• Phase 1: Notice - Our goal is to provide at least one week's notice. The schedule takes into account weather and time to complete the roads in progress.
• Phase 2: Milling - Crews mill (grind up) the old asphalt. Following the mill process, it can take up to 7 days before paving takes place.
• Phase 3: Paving
• Phase 4: Clean Up - Public Works crews inspect the quality of the paving work and clean up the area as needed. If additional work is required, it is scheduled and typically completed within three business days.

Paving Schedule

Week of October 27:

• Hilderbrand Drive
• Garber Drive
• Sandy Springs Place
• Mount Paran Road
• Allen Road

Week of November 3

• Hammond Drive
• Riverside Drive
• Powers Ferry Road