A “pavement rejuvenation” project is underway in Milton to extend the lifespan of city roads.

Roads normally need to be repaved every 10-15 years, but the city’s efforts using reclamite treatments are expected to extend road usage closer to 20-22 years.

According to the city, “Pavement rejuvenation is also a lot faster and less expensive -- estimated last year at less than a dollar per square yard, compared to waiting for the asphalt to fail and repaving at $16-20 a square yard.”

Pavement rejuvenation is one of several ways Milton’s Public Works Department works to maintain city streets. Others include full-depth reclamation, patching and paving. Earlier this year the city began paving and patching 23 roads.

Details: www.cityofmiltonga.us/.../Comp.../News/News/844/1351.

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