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2022/2023 Surface Seal Project

2022/2023 Surface Seal Project Map

Construction Notification Letter

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The 2022/2023 Surface Seal Project, funded by Measure D, includes rubberized cape seals and slurry seals as well as base repairs, curb ramp improvements, curb and gutter repairs, and new pavement striping and markings. 

A Rubberized Cape Seal is a two step process consisting of a rubberized chip seal and a slurry seal.  A rubberized chip seal involves the spreading of small diameter (< 1/2") rock with asphalt binder that includes rubber in the emulsion. The rubber holds the rock better than asphalt binder only and also prevents smaller cracks from reflecting through.

The second phase of a cape seal is a slurry seal (sand and asphalt binder), applied approximately two weeks later, that provides a smooth ride and black finish color. 

Certain streets will only receive the slurry seal due to the pavement condition. 

Construction Schedule (June - July 2023)

  • Curb ramps, sidewalk, curb and gutter - June 1st - June 20th
  • Striping removal, crack sealing - June 19th - June 27th
  • Chip seals - June 27th
  • Slurry Seals - July 10th - July 13th
  • Pavement striping - July 17th - July 26th
  • General work hours - 8am - 5pm

Rubberized Cape Seal Streets:

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  • Heavenly Drive
  • Heavenly Place
  • Milano Way from Arnold Drive to La Veranda Place
  • Providence Drive
  • St. Moritz Avenue
  • St. Moritz Way
  • Sunnyslopes Drive

 Slurry Seal Streets:

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  • Banbury Court
  • Banbury Loop
  • Bridgeport Way
  • Country Run Drive
  • Forsythia Drive
  • Forsythia Way
  • Menesini Place
  • Milano Way from La Veranda Place to Banbury Loop
  • Norwalk Court
  • Provincetown Court
  • Saybrook Place
  • Westaire Boulevard

The 2022/2023 Surface Seal Project is possible due to Measure D, the Martinez Road Improvement and Maintenance Measure.  Measure D is a one-half percent (0.50%) transactions and use (sales) tax, passed in 2016, which provides funding exclusively for Martinez road improvement and maintenance needs.

More information regarding Measure D can be found at:  https://www.cityofmartinez.org/government/measures/measure-d