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<br />used as the sealcoat cover aggregate on the City's programs. It is the lowest cost cover <br />aggregate. ,Because it not as likely to lie on its most stable side, it tends to be more <br />susceptible to plow damage and being rolled by turning tires which can lead to tracking <br />complaints. Crushed aggregate on the other hand becomes embedded on its flattest side <br />and is less prone to stripping and tracking. Staffproposes using crushed granite in the <br />2008 program. Another proposed modification will be to use a polymer modified asphalt <br />emulsion on cuI de sacs. The cost of is anticipated to be 20% higher than the CRS 2 oil <br />which has been used in the past and will continue to be used on the remainder of the <br />streets. CuI de sacs experience a great number of turning vehicles and are the sites of <br />most areas of aggregate loss of our programmed streets. The polymer creates a strong <br />electrical bond between the oil and the aggregate which greatly increases the adherence <br />of the chip to the street surface <br /> <br />A citizen informational meeting will be held again this year to answer questions <br />regarding the program and also to identify any additional improvements that should be <br />made in advance of the street maintenance work. Staff will use this as an opportunity to <br />hear from local residents of any issues which could best be remedied prior to the street <br />work taking place, as well as to answer questions regarding the program and its process. <br /> <br />Recommendation: <br /> <br />Staff recommends that the committee direct staff to prepare a feasibility study for the <br />2008 Street Maintenance Program for review at the January 15,2008 Public Works <br />Committee meeting. <br /> <br />Action: <br /> <br />Motion to recommend that the City Council direct staff to prepare a feasibility study for <br />the 2008 Street Maintenance Program for review at the January 15, 2008 Public Works <br />Committee meeting. <br /> <br />Reviewed by: <br />Director of Public Works/Principal City Engineer <br />Street Maintenance Supervisor <br /> <br />PW: 12/18/07 <br /> <br />28 <br />