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Micro-Surfacing pilot project coming to section of NE Crescent Heights
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August 14, 2024 4:23 PM

Micro-Surfacing pilot project coming to section of NE Crescent Heights

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he City of Medicine Hat will conduct a road rehabilitation pilot project in the NE Crescent Heights neighbourhood beginning Tuesday, August 20.

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Micro-Surfacing pilot project coming to section of NE Crescent Heights
August 14, 2024
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**Medicine Hat – **The City of Medicine Hat will conduct a road rehabilitation pilot project in the NE Crescent Heights neighbourhood beginning Tuesday, August 20.
This pilot project utilizes a method of pavement preservation called micro-surfacing, which is designed to seal, protect and prolong the life of existing asphalt. Micro-surfacing has proven to be an effective road rehabilitation process for crack repair, rut filling and/or surfacing the entire roadway. This pilot project is a key component of the City's transportation infrastructure renewal strategy.
The pilot project area will be broken down into three stages, each spanning three blocks – 20 Street NE, 7 Avenue NE and 17 Street NE. Please view the attached map for reference:

  • Work zone map (PDF)
    Each stage will take approximately one day to complete. Crews will begin on the 20 Street NE, then shift to 7 Avenue NE before finishing on 17 Street NE. Weather permitting, this pilot project is expected to be completed and all roads re-opened by Monday, August 26.
    Traffic accommodation plans, including detours, will be in place as construction begins. Traffic detours may change as crews shift between project stages. Motorists are reminded to obey all posted signs, speed limits and detours for the safety of travellers and crews.
    An annual review of the pilot program locations will be completed to determine if the program was a success and if micro-surfacing will continue to be utilized as a maintenance option in Medicine Hat. Indicators of success will include a level, uniform, and well-bonded surface that lasts the average service life. The pilot program tender includes a two-year warranty.
    The City of Medicine Hat thanks residents for their patience and understanding during this rehabilitation project which ensures safe and reliable infrastructure for years to come.
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