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Roseville Public Works, Environment and <br />Transportation Commission <br />Agenda Item <br />Date: November 27, 2012 Item No: 5 <br />Item Description: Ice Control Product Discussion <br />Background: The Commission requested a discussion of ice control products that are available <br />for roads and an overview of the city's ice control program. The city's Street Supervisor, Steve <br />Zweber and one of our maintenance personnel, Josh Dix will give a presentation on this topic. <br />We are very proud of our efforts to protect the environment while providing safe driving <br />conditions on city streets. They have provided the following background information for your <br />preview: <br />➢ Winter Maintenance Objective: Achieve safe winter driving conditions at intersections, <br />hills, curves, and other critical areas. We do not have a bare pavement policy. <br />➢ Deicing: melt snow and ice after it has accumulated and bonded to the pavement, <br />typically with granular rock salt. <br />➢ Anti - Icing: attempt to prevent snow and ice from bonding to the road, typically with <br />liquids applied proactively before precipitation begins, resulting in less product required <br />than once a bond has formed. A side benefit to anti -icing is maintaining improved <br />traction on roadways during light snow events. <br />➢ The vast majority of winter maintenance products are chlorides. Chlorides primary <br />negative environmental effect is water pollution. <br />➢ There is a selection of non - chloride products available however they are restrictively <br />priced, often nine to twelve times more expensive than chloride products. <br />➢ Due to this pricing, our goal is to use chlorides in a responsible manner whereas we apply <br />the minimal product necessary to achieve the desired results. <br />➢ There are four ways for us to achieve that goal: <br />• Use modern and calibrated application equipment. <br />• Continue with employee training and data tracking. <br />• Experiment with alternative products that reduce chloride use or increase chloride <br />effectiveness without significantly increasing price. <br />• Continue to expand and improve our anti -icing program. <br />
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