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Public Works

Gravel Road Projects

Under Construction

Project Manager

John Lamb
[email protected] 303-660-7318

Project Update

Update – March 1, 2024

Starting in Summer of 2024, the following gravel road projects will occur:

Twin Oaks subdivision, Castle Mesa subdivision, Ponderosa Circle, Pine Vista Trail, Outer Marker Road, Mesa Ridge Lane, Jackson Creek Road, Butte Circle, Cathedral Rock Drive, and Meadow Wood Lane.

Description

Gravel roads projects include tilling soil stabilization materials into the first three inches of the road to help stabilization the road surface. This process increases road durability and extends the life of aggregate surface material to help control dust. The treatment on the road surface extends the surface life for about one year, depending on traffic volume and weather conditions.

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