City of Sacramento Pavement Preservation Introduction Who am I? - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
City of Sacramento Pavement Preservation Introduction Who am I? - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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
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”
Agenda
- Introduction
- Sac Area PM Group
- Pavement Quality
- Budget
- Street Selection
- Bike Trails
- Material Selection
- Project Delivery
- Conclusions
Advanced Planning
- Responsibilities
- SDI Data Collection
– Arterials
- Collect all every year
– All other streets
- Collect 1/3 every year
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.
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
Budget
- Yearly Budget
– $ Spent on Resurfacing – $ Spent on ADA – $ Other
- Budget Planning
– Taxes
Street Selection
- Street Selection
- Water Meters
- Accela ROW Mgmt
- 5-Yr Map
Bike Trails
- Public Works Maintains
- 60 miles of Class I Bikeways
- Materials
- Challenges
– Size of paving equipment – Trees – Coordination with outside agencies
Pavement Preservation & Resurfacing
- Preservation
– Crack Seal – Slurry Seal – Micro – ARC – Fiber Slurry – REAS
- Resurfacing
– Overlay – Fiber Overlay
- How are materials selected?
- New Materials Used
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
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