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City of Sacramento Pavement Preservation Introduction Who am I? City of Sacramento Population: 485,000 Lane Miles: 3,059 Arterials: 645 Collectors: 365 Residential: 1,959 Industrial: 90 City


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City of Sacramento

Pavement Preservation

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Introduction

  • Who am I?
  • City of Sacramento

– Population: 485,000 – Lane Miles: 3,059

  • Arterials: 645
  • Collectors: 365
  • Residential: 1,959
  • Industrial: 90
  • City Structure

– Charter City vs General Law

  • A General Law City exercises powers granted by:

– State statutes & State Constitution

  • Charter cities have supreme authority over “municipal affairs”
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Agenda

  • Introduction
  • Sac Area PM Group
  • Pavement Quality
  • Budget
  • Street Selection
  • Bike Trails
  • Material Selection
  • Project Delivery
  • Conclusions
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Advanced Planning

  • Responsibilities
  • SDI Data Collection

– Arterials

  • Collect all every year

– All other streets

  • Collect 1/3 every year
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Sacramento Area Pavement Management Group

  • What is it

– A group of pavement management professionals from the surrounding municipalities. – Started in 2008

  • Members

– City of Sacramento

  • West Sacramento

– Woodland

  • Davis

– Roseville

  • Rocklin

– Rancho Cordova

  • Galt

– Folsom

  • DWR

– Counties of Sacramento, Placer, Yolo

  • Purpose

– An open forum to share and discuss knowledge of methods, treatments, and specifications to assist local agency engineers & pavement managers in finding cost effective solutions and procedures for the maintenance & rehabilitation of the pavement for which we are responsible.

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Pavement Quality

  • PMA System

– Sacramento currently uses RoadMatrix PMA system

  • Pavement Condition: PQI vs PCI

– PQI (Pavement Quality Index)

  • RCI (Riding Comfort Index)
  • SAI (Structural Adequacy Index)
  • SDI (Surface Distress Index)

– PCI (Pavement Condition Index)

  • Developed by the Army Corps- ASTM standard
  • Most municipalities in California use the PCI to define the condition of pavements
  • Condition of Sacramento

– Overall street network 68 PCI

  • Arterials

70 PCI

  • Collectors

71 PCI

  • Residential

57 PCI

  • Condition of State

– Current PCI 66

Very Poor Poor Good Very Good Excellent

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Budget

  • Yearly Budget

– $ Spent on Resurfacing – $ Spent on ADA – $ Other

  • Budget Planning

– Taxes

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Street Selection

  • Street Selection
  • Water Meters
  • Accela ROW Mgmt
  • 5-Yr Map
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Bike Trails

  • Public Works Maintains
  • 60 miles of Class I Bikeways
  • Materials
  • Challenges

– Size of paving equipment – Trees – Coordination with outside agencies

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Pavement Preservation & Resurfacing

  • Preservation

– Crack Seal – Slurry Seal – Micro – ARC – Fiber Slurry – REAS

  • Resurfacing

– Overlay – Fiber Overlay

  • How are materials selected?
  • New Materials Used
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Project Delivery

  • Maintenance Services Division

– Repairs

  • Base Repair

– Curb Ramp Installation – Utility Coordination –Relocate DI’s

  • Engineering Services Division

– PS&E – Inspection – Public Outreach/Coordination

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Conclusions

  • Trying new products
  • Type I Slurry on Class I Bikeways
  • Decline in funding
  • PCI Decline
  • Backlog Growing
  • Looking for opportunities for better pavement preservation

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Questions?