2023 Road Sealant Project (Phase 2)
Description
Overview
The 2023 Road Sealant Project (Phase 2) includes crack sealing, slurry sealing, and new traffic striping on approximately 11.2 centerline miles of roadway in unincorporated areas of Marin. The preservation treatments selected for this project are based on the current condition of the road, utility coordination and efficient road groupings. These types of sealant projects represent relatively low-cost improvements (compared to roadway rehabilitation projects) that prolong the effective life of roadways in good/fair condition.
Funding
The estimate for this project is $1.5 million. $250,000 will be funded by CalRecycle and the rest will be funded by the County's Road & Bridge Fund. However, the final project costs are unknown at this time until the project is completed.
Traffic impacts
Construction will take place during the daytime hours with traffic control measures. Sealing work is a relatively quick compared to paving work, and typically requires only one day of significant traffic impacts. Depending on the length of the road, closures may be done in separate phases.
For residential roads, each road will be closed for a maximum of 8 hours. For arterial and collector roads, expect traffic control and lane closures with 10 minutes traffic delays during work hours.
Property owners/residents along the roads scheduled for sealing are given advance written notifications ahead of any work that requires their road to be closed in order for the residents to adequately prepare. See documents section below for road work lists and maps.
Timeline
August 2023
- Construction expected to begin
Early Summer 2024
- Construction expected to be complete