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Street Conditions

• Part 1 – State of the Streets• Part 2 – Repairs and Maintenance

Costs• Part 3 – Options for Funding

Street ConditionsPart 2 - Repair

and Maintenance Costs

Pothole Repair

• Temporary fix• Clean out loose material• Cold patch asphalt• Larger holes require dig-out

Crack Sealing

• Blow out crack• Apply asphalt sealer• $ 1/linear foot• Not cost effective for streets• Keeps water out of subgrade

Slurry Seals

• Clean pavement• Apply thin asphalt emulsion, sand

slurry• $0.20/ft2

• Service life 3-5 years

Dig-outs

• Dig out hole to base material

• Fill with hot mix• Pavement has

failed structurally• Service life 25

years• $5/ft2

Overlays

• Grind existing gutter edge

• Pave with 1 ½ - 2” hot asphalt

• $1.10/ft2

• Service life 15-20 years

AC – asphalt concrete$1.10 /ft2Willow St.

ARHM – asphalt rubber hot mix

$1.80/ft2S. Montgomery St.

Other: Striping

• Single white line• Yellow and

double-yellow• Crosswalks• Parking spaces• Fog lanes• Bike paths

Pre-2006 Pavement Management

Program• Emergency repairs only• Limited Caltrans maintenance work

on SR 150 and SR33 in city limits• Maintenance staff positions cut• Minimal preventative maintenance

since 2003

Pavement Condition Index (PCI)

• What is it? Computerized quality rating 0-100 0 no structural stability, very deteriorated 100 new street

• How is it calculated? Type and percentage of cracks, thickness of pavement, condition

• City has 147 road segments.• Average PCI Citywide is 48• Other Cities Try to Maintain +/- 65

Current Street Conditions

• 0-20: 21 segments• 21-40: 33 segments• 41-60: 40 segments• 61-80: 39 segments• 81-100: 14 segments

Identifying NeedScheduling Repairs

• Pavement Condition Index (<20)• Traffic Volume (increased volume

= decreased street life)• Truck traffic• 06-07 $400,000 budget (includes

5 years of STP funding)

San Francisco/Bay Area Transportation Commission

Repair Costs

• Estimated repair cost $8 million• Reconstruct or overlay• Assumes PCI=65• Assumes maintenance budget is

provided.

Five-Year Pavement Improvement Plan

• Repair cost $1.6 M annually for five years plus $80K maintenance

• Some emergency repairs will be needed before five years.

• Assumes City = PCI 65

RecommendedAnnual & Preventative Maintenance Program

Striping – ½ city/year $15,000Slurry seal – 5 year intervals $50,000Crack sealing – not recommendedPothole Repair – As needed, requires

reinstatement of maintenance personnel plus materials $15,000

(material only)

Projected Future Costs

(Assumes 5-yr, $8M street repair completed to maintain PCI=65)

Annual Overlay Cost $370,000Annual Maintenance Cost $ 80,000Annual Investment $450,000

Caltrans Maintenance Contract

• $74,000 contract to perform maintenance on SR 150 and SR 33 in the City limits

• Better knowledge of City needs • Fast response time• Limited by reduction of PW

maintenance staff

Proposed 06-07 Street Improvements

• Cuyama (SR33-Church) 54250 ft2

• Cuyama (Church-Del Norte) 41040 ft2

• Palomar (Bristol-Cuyama) 26280 ft2

• El Paseo (Bristol-Cuyama) 6520 ft2

• Canada (SR150-McKee) 102160 ft2

• Vista Hermosa (Foothill-Del Oro)19680 ft2

• Fulton (SR150-Grand) 72720 ft2

Cuyama

Palomar

El Paseo

Canada

Vista Hermosa

Fulton

State Transportation Program

Local Funds

$214,629($43,000/year for 5 years)

Next meeting: Part 3 – Funding Options

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