Milling and Paving on Casseekey Island Road
August 19th
We are pleased to report that the roadway portion of the Capital Reserve Assessment work is nearing completion!
In the early stages of determining what infrastructure upgrades would be required in the community, the POA together with the Reserve Task Force engaged a roadway engineering consultant to conduct core samples and evaluate the conditions of each roadway. When their study was complete there were three categories established.
Two of the conditions (85%) recommended milling and repaving. The third condition (15%) recommended “rejuvenation” based on the good condition of the road.
Rejuvenation was to be a treatment of the surface resulting in a finished appearance and quality similar to the other areas. Based on the engineer’s report the work was bid and awarded.
POA management has worked hard to coordinate the construction phasing to subject all of us residents to as little disruption as possible. A superb job!
In the course of construction the consultant has decided that the initially recommended rejuvenation would not be as acceptable as they had thought. This in combination with some patching necessary between the central and south gates has revised the plan to now include milling and paving on Casseekey Island Road between the South and Central Gates. This work will begin on Thursday August 19th.
Special thanks to Sandy Matteson and Jim Tippett for working with all of us in JL through this difficult project that we all had to navigate through. We will all appreciate driving on our new improved surfaces.
Please watch for flagmen on the street and in the villages and follow their instructions to ensure your safety and that of others driving in the community.
