1. Kent County Road Commission Partnering with 21 Townships serving over 235,000 residents and 1312 miles of Local Roads

3. 2011 Local TWN Match Program
Townships contributed over 2.5 millions dollars.
Upgrading gravel roads to asphalt miles
Re-Surfacing Asphalt Roads miles
Appling new gravel to existing gravel roads 53,000 tons
Improving drainage
Applying dustlayer

4. Construction vs. Preservation

5. KENT COUNTY ROAD SYSTEM MILEAGE CERTIFICATION MARCH 2012 SHEET 1
KENT COUNTY ROAD SYSTEM MILEAGE CERTIFICATION
MARCH SHEET 1
TOWNSHIP
DISTRICT
PRIMARY ROADS
LOCAL ROADS
TOTAL LOCAL
TOTAL PRIMARY AND LOCAL
PAVED
GRAVEL
ADA 3
22.39
8.04
11.62
19.66
42.05 4
12.55
32.90
3.74
36.64
49.19
34.94
40.94
15.36
56.30
91.24
ALGOMA 2
51.42
8.19
59.61
96.25
ALPINE
26.01
66.87
0.60
67.47
93.48
BOWNE
31.65
20.69
16.83
37.52
69.17
BYRON 5
41.60
93.23
2.39
95.62
137.22
CALEDONIA
40.12
32.66
10.02
42.68
82.80
CANNON
13.36
57.33
3.02
60.35
73.71
7.96
7.01
4.64
11.65
19.61
0.09
1.93
2.02
21.32
64.43
9.59
74.02
95.34
CASCADE
40.92
73.44
5.43
78.87
119.79
COURTLAND
23.95
52.67
6.77
59.44
83.39
GAINES
32.12
27.81
59.93
16.85
36.27
53.12
48.97
64.08
113.05

7. PASER Good Pavements (10 – 8) Fair Pavements (7 – 5)
Little or no distress observed
Requires little to no maintenance
Fair Pavements (7 – 5)
Non-structural distresses observed
Requires surface treatment or overlay to preserve base & sub-base
Poor Pavements (4 – 1)
Distress indicates structural failures
Requires heavy rehab or reconstruction

8. Practical Selection Considerations
Right Fix, Right Road, Right Time
Pavement Management Philosophy
Preserve base & sub-base
Address Specific Safety Issue
Wet pavement & rut filling
Wedge paving & crown correction