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� <br /> � � <br /> I <br /> I <br /> ;� Table 4- Pavement Condition Ranking <br /> � <br /> � . <br /> i ,� � PCI Pavement Recommended <br /> � <br /> I � Rating Condition Maintenance <br /> � � � 8 -10 Excellent Do Nothing <br /> � <br /> ,� . 6- 7 Good Seal Coat <br /> � <br /> ��. 4- 5 Fair Overlay or Reconstruct <br /> � � <br /> � 1— 3 Paor Reconstruct <br /> � � <br /> � <br /> � It is recommended that a follow-up pavement condition survey be perFormed on one-third of the <br /> � <br /> � street network on an annual basis. The surveys should be conducted in the spring of each year so <br /> � the information can be used to update and confnYn the findings for the current and upcoming <br /> � � <br /> construction seasons. <br /> � � <br /> , Prouased Improvements <br /> � � <br /> � Street <br /> ; Various street improvements may be considered when a seal coat application is no longer a cost <br /> ;� effective solution. The improvements #o be considered are: <br /> � � - <br /> • Mill and overlay existing bituminous surface if existing street condition will accept an <br /> � overlay. Existing concrete curb and gutters remain in-place. <br /> � Reconstn�ct street by removing existing curb and gutter, bituminous surfacing, gravel base, <br /> � and subgrade material. Install geotextile fabric, draintile, sand subgrade, aggregate base, <br /> bituminous pavements and concrete curb and gutter. <br /> � • Reconstruct street by leaving the concrete curb and gutter in-place, then removing and <br /> replacing the road material as noted pzeviousiy. <br /> � <br /> Figure No. 4 presents Typical Street Repairs for each street improvement. It should be noted that <br /> ;� sections of existing curbs that are cracked �r settled can be sawcut, removed and replaced when the <br /> option to leave curbs in-place is chosen. <br /> '� Centerville Pavement Management Study 1 S <br />
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