SLURRY SEAL PROJECT AREAS IN TURLOCK
Monday, August 29, 2016
Amethyst Way
Gemstone Way
Montreux Way
Edgewood Dr
Garzellis Way
N Olive Ave
E Canal Dr.
Ferreira Ranch Dr
Sunshine Way
Fall Creek Ct
Greenhouse Way
Sage Way
Meandering Ln.
Crowell Rd.
Bittern Way
Vail Ct.
Snowmass Ln.
Winter Haven Dr.
Seasons Park Dr.
N Tully Rd.
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Amethyst Way
Brookestone Dr.
Pinehurst Dr.
Ahlem Way
Abigail Way
Sunshine Way
Pathway Ln.
Piccadilly Ln.
Garden Gate Way
Laurel Walk Ln.
Snowmass Ln.
Snowbird Dr.
Fulkerth Rd.
Kenwood Ave.
E Canal Dr.
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Brookstone Dr.
Piccadilly Ln.
Meandering Way
Patchwork Ct.
Bourang Way
Ramin Dr.
Winter Haven Dr.
Telluride Ln.
Whistler Ct.
Snowbird Dr.
Tiffany Ct.
Adams St.
Fulkerth Rd.
Thursday, September 1, 2016
Shady Oak Ct.
Oak Crest Dr.
Silver Leaf Ln.
Sterling Ridge Dr.
N. Kilroy Rd.
Adams St.
Casey Ray Ct.
Jorge Ct.
Roberts Rd.
Typhoon Ct.
Typhoon Dr.
Pacer Way
Shetland Way
Shetland Way
Arakelian Way
Lauren Cir
Friday, September 2, 2016
Oakview Ct.
Oak Crest Dr.
Sterling Ridge Dr.
Autumn Moon Way
Jeffereson St.
Tiffany Ct.
Explorer Way
Wright St.
Polk Ave.
Trotter Way
W. Tuolumne Rd.
Arabian Way
Buckskin Way
Shire Way
Pinto Way
Delta Ct.
Monday, September 5, 2016
W Christoffersen Pkwy.
Oak Crest Dr.
Explorere Way
Morning Dew Ct.
Seasons Park Dr.
Roberts Rd.
Heirloom Ct.
Roberts Rd.
Sorrel Dr.
Arabian Way
Shire Way
Buckskin Way
Lauren Cir
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
W. Christofferesen Pkwy.
Sterling Oaks Dr.
Mountain View Rd.
Summerdale Ave.
Roberts Rd.
Dewar Ln.
W. Tuolumne Rd.
Pinto Way
Trotter Way
Shetland Way
Cali Lin Ct.
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Bicycle path along T.I.D. Lateral #3
Thursday, September 9, 2016
Bicycle path along T.I.D. Lateral #3
Motorists should be prepared to detour around a number of roads around town as maintenance work is planned in the upcoming weeks.
Work crews will be installing a slurry seal roadway maintenance treatment at 134 locations throughout Turlock with construction commencing on Aug. 29. Preliminary work to prepare the roadway surface for this treatment, such as the removal of existing striping, is currently underway. The expected completion date for all construction activities is Sept. 30, barring any unforeseen complications.
This work will require each affected street section to be closed for a portion of the day. As the work approaches an area, each resident will be given a 48-hour notice on their door as to the specific day and times that the street will be closed. The City requests that residents not water their lawns or landscaping the day of, or 24 hours following, the slurry seal application on their section of street.
A slurry seal is a mixture of oil and crushed rock that is a cost-effective maintenance activity that is used to resurface and extend the life of existing streets. The process will begin with removal of existing pavement legends and striping, as well as sweeping of the street. Following this preliminary work the slurry seal treatment will be applied. The treatment takes about three to five hours to “set up” and be ready for vehicle traffic. The finished product will not be perfectly smooth due to the crushed rock component and the application process, but it will improve with traffic and time. There will be loose gravel for a period of time that may track onto residents’ driveways, though the City will make every effort to have the contractor minimize this from occurring whenever possible.
According to City policy, centerline striping will no longer be installed on local, residential streets. Centerlines will be installed on collectors, arterials and expressway streets. If a local, residential street included in this project currently has a centerline stripe, it will be eliminated as part of this project.
This is a capital project managed by the Development Services Department, Engineering Division. Funding for this project comes entirely through assessment district fees paid by property owners in the areas receiving the slurry seal treatments.
