City Wide Pavement Rehabilitation Update

City Wide Pavement Rehabilitation Update September 15, 2009

Pavement Management Overview Preventative Maintenance Approach

Pavement Management Overview Industry Standard-MicroPAVER 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Inventory Inspection Condition Analysis Condition Prediction Budget and Work Plan

Conditions in Desert Hot Springs PCI Summary

Conditions in Desert Hot Springs PCI Summary

Conditions in Desert Hot Springs

PCI = 2, No Pavement-Complete Reconstruct San Remo

Conditions in Desert Hot Springs PCI = 26, Alligator Cracking-Pulverize & Reconstruct Highland

Conditions in Desert Hot Springs PCI = 21, Oxidation-Reconstruct/Thick Overlay Agua Cayendo

PCI Summary „ „

Average PCI of 54.8 $53.8 Million to Maintain and Rehabilitate Pavement this Year

Plan Development Integrate the MicroPAVER Data with Local Planning Tools „ „ „ „ „

Coordinate with CVAG Maintenance of Arterial Roads Coordinate with MSWD Sewer plans Coordinate with City Capital Improvement Plans Coordinate with Schools, Spas, Businesses & other Sites with high traffic volumes Consider Streets Committee Preliminary Recommendations

Plan Development Implementation Policy „

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Maximize pavement rehabilitation by focusing on driving surface only (no curbs or gutters at this time) Focus on residential streets not getting sewers within the next two years Coordinate with Slurry Seal Program

Conditions in Desert Hot Springs PCI = 21, Oxidation-Reconstruct/Thick Overlay Agua Cayendo

Conditions in Desert Hot Springs PCI = 26, Alligator Cracking-Pulverize & Reconstruct Highland

Conditions in Desert Hot Springs PCI = 2, No Pavement-Complete Reconstruct San Remo

Project Fact Sheet „

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Current Cost:

$10,000,000 RDA Bonds $500,000 Measure A (Slurry) Project Timeframe: Oct 2008 – Sept. 2009 Centerline miles reconstructed: 37 miles Centerline miles slurry sealed: 21 miles Total centerline miles rehabilitated: 58 miles Approximately 64% of local streets in the City paved during 11 months of work