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Page 1: The BIG Picture - Dallasdallascityhall.com/government/Council Meeting Documents... · The BIG Picture 2017 Capital Bond Program: Follow up Information - Street Conditions. City Council

The BIG Picture2017 Capital Bond Program

Follow up Information -Street Conditions

City Council BriefingJanuary 18 2017

2

Outline

bull Mobility and Street Services (MSS) overview

bull Life cycle of streets

bull Rating street conditions

bull Condition of streets and the Cityrsquos goals

bull Work plan for maintaining and improving streets

3

Who Maintains our Streets

bull Bond Program funding used for construction reconstruction and resurfacingbull General funding used for maintenance to extend the life of these

infrastructure items

Mobility and Street Services Dallas Water Utilities

bull Street reconstruction as a result of water and wastewater replacement

bull Selection of design consultantsbull Bidding projects for constructionbull Managing inspecting design and

construction

Funding Enterprise funding

bull Responsible for Streets Alleys amp Bridges through

bull Routine maintenance amp repairbull Major maintenance (in-house amp contractors)

bull Restoration amp Rehabilitation of ldquounimprovedrdquo streets

bull Resurfacingbull Reconstructionbull New Constructionbull Procure and manage design contractsbull Procure manage and inspect construction

contractsbull Inclement weather emergency response

Funding General Fund amp Capital Bonds

4

Mobility and Street Services Departmentbull $161M Budget with 702 positions

bull Maintains over 11770 lane miles of streets

bull The Challengendash 11770 Lane Miles of Streetsndash 1400 Miles of Alleysndash 88000 Street Lights (Oncor-72K TxDOT- 9K CoD- 7K)ndash 375000 Traffic related signsndash 1500+ Traffic Signals of which 80 are over 25 yrs oldndash 1300 Miles of Bar Ditchesndash 1700 Acres of MediansCity ROW to mowndash 9000 Crosswalksndash 1400+ Miles of Lane Striping

5

Other MSS Servicesbull Streets amp Alleys

ndash Pothole repairndash Street amp alley repairndash Litter removalndash Response to roadway hazardsndash Street sweeping (CBD) ndash Crack sealing of streets (prevent

water infiltration)ndash Homeless encampment cleanupsndash Special Events barricades

ndash Roadside drainagendash Guard rail repairndash Inlet cleaningndash Severe weather responsendash Unimproved alley maintenancendash ROW maintenancendash City surplus property maintenance

(mowing amp litter removal)

bull Contracted Servicesndash Street sweeping (major thoroughfares)ndash Mowing of medians City amp TXDOT rights-of-way (ROW)ndash Lane line and crosswalkndash Resurfacingndash Micro surfacing and Slurry Seal

6

Other MSS Servicesbull Surveying

ndash Manage survey records vaultndash Plat reviews involving City

propertyndash Land survey services for all City

departments

ndash Right-of-way field notes reviewsndash Horizontal and vertical control

drawing plan reviewsndash PropertyR-O-W lines

bull Transportation Planningndash Thoroughfare Plansndash Bike Plan Implementation

bull Street Cut and Right of Way Managementndash Monitors and enforces public infrastructure activitiesndash Permits inspects and reviews construction locationsndash Ensures safe work zones

bull Traffic Operationsndash Traffic studiesndash Traffic signalsndash Street striping and crosswalksndash Traffic signs

ndash Street Lightingndash Congestion Managementndash Lane Closure Permits

7

Other MSS Services

bull Engineering Designndash Street and alley reconstructionndash New street alley and sidewalk petitionsndash Complete Streetsndash Sidewalk replacementndash Trailsndash Thoroughfares and urban design streetscapendash Intergovernmental partnerships and bridge repairs

bull Construction Inspectionndash Concrete and asphalt pavingndash Storm drainagendash Storm water pollution prevention ndash Site preparationndash Traffic safety control

bull Pavement Assessment Managementndash Collects and assesses data of street and alley pavement conditionsndash Prioritize maintenance based on street conditionsndash Maintains database for Pavement Condition Inventory

88

Street Treatments Managed by Dallas Water Utilities

Street and alley repairs by the Dallas Water Utilities are associated with pipeline replacement For asphalt streets the City policy requires that an entire lane be reconstructed at the location for where the pipeline is replaced From joint to joint for concrete streets

9

Life Cycle of a Street

bull Typical life of street - 20 to over 70 years depending onndash Pavement designndash Traffic loadsndash Soil conditionsndash Weatherprecipitation patternsndash Proper maintenance

bull National studies indicate that streets without proactive and major maintenance programs can degrade as much as 10 per year bull Dallasrsquo data indicates a 48 per year rate

10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

35

Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 25
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 27
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 28
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 29
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
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2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
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2

Outline

bull Mobility and Street Services (MSS) overview

bull Life cycle of streets

bull Rating street conditions

bull Condition of streets and the Cityrsquos goals

bull Work plan for maintaining and improving streets

3

Who Maintains our Streets

bull Bond Program funding used for construction reconstruction and resurfacingbull General funding used for maintenance to extend the life of these

infrastructure items

Mobility and Street Services Dallas Water Utilities

bull Street reconstruction as a result of water and wastewater replacement

bull Selection of design consultantsbull Bidding projects for constructionbull Managing inspecting design and

construction

Funding Enterprise funding

bull Responsible for Streets Alleys amp Bridges through

bull Routine maintenance amp repairbull Major maintenance (in-house amp contractors)

bull Restoration amp Rehabilitation of ldquounimprovedrdquo streets

bull Resurfacingbull Reconstructionbull New Constructionbull Procure and manage design contractsbull Procure manage and inspect construction

contractsbull Inclement weather emergency response

Funding General Fund amp Capital Bonds

4

Mobility and Street Services Departmentbull $161M Budget with 702 positions

bull Maintains over 11770 lane miles of streets

bull The Challengendash 11770 Lane Miles of Streetsndash 1400 Miles of Alleysndash 88000 Street Lights (Oncor-72K TxDOT- 9K CoD- 7K)ndash 375000 Traffic related signsndash 1500+ Traffic Signals of which 80 are over 25 yrs oldndash 1300 Miles of Bar Ditchesndash 1700 Acres of MediansCity ROW to mowndash 9000 Crosswalksndash 1400+ Miles of Lane Striping

5

Other MSS Servicesbull Streets amp Alleys

ndash Pothole repairndash Street amp alley repairndash Litter removalndash Response to roadway hazardsndash Street sweeping (CBD) ndash Crack sealing of streets (prevent

water infiltration)ndash Homeless encampment cleanupsndash Special Events barricades

ndash Roadside drainagendash Guard rail repairndash Inlet cleaningndash Severe weather responsendash Unimproved alley maintenancendash ROW maintenancendash City surplus property maintenance

(mowing amp litter removal)

bull Contracted Servicesndash Street sweeping (major thoroughfares)ndash Mowing of medians City amp TXDOT rights-of-way (ROW)ndash Lane line and crosswalkndash Resurfacingndash Micro surfacing and Slurry Seal

6

Other MSS Servicesbull Surveying

ndash Manage survey records vaultndash Plat reviews involving City

propertyndash Land survey services for all City

departments

ndash Right-of-way field notes reviewsndash Horizontal and vertical control

drawing plan reviewsndash PropertyR-O-W lines

bull Transportation Planningndash Thoroughfare Plansndash Bike Plan Implementation

bull Street Cut and Right of Way Managementndash Monitors and enforces public infrastructure activitiesndash Permits inspects and reviews construction locationsndash Ensures safe work zones

bull Traffic Operationsndash Traffic studiesndash Traffic signalsndash Street striping and crosswalksndash Traffic signs

ndash Street Lightingndash Congestion Managementndash Lane Closure Permits

7

Other MSS Services

bull Engineering Designndash Street and alley reconstructionndash New street alley and sidewalk petitionsndash Complete Streetsndash Sidewalk replacementndash Trailsndash Thoroughfares and urban design streetscapendash Intergovernmental partnerships and bridge repairs

bull Construction Inspectionndash Concrete and asphalt pavingndash Storm drainagendash Storm water pollution prevention ndash Site preparationndash Traffic safety control

bull Pavement Assessment Managementndash Collects and assesses data of street and alley pavement conditionsndash Prioritize maintenance based on street conditionsndash Maintains database for Pavement Condition Inventory

88

Street Treatments Managed by Dallas Water Utilities

Street and alley repairs by the Dallas Water Utilities are associated with pipeline replacement For asphalt streets the City policy requires that an entire lane be reconstructed at the location for where the pipeline is replaced From joint to joint for concrete streets

9

Life Cycle of a Street

bull Typical life of street - 20 to over 70 years depending onndash Pavement designndash Traffic loadsndash Soil conditionsndash Weatherprecipitation patternsndash Proper maintenance

bull National studies indicate that streets without proactive and major maintenance programs can degrade as much as 10 per year bull Dallasrsquo data indicates a 48 per year rate

10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 29
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13 13
14 14 14 14 14
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3

Who Maintains our Streets

bull Bond Program funding used for construction reconstruction and resurfacingbull General funding used for maintenance to extend the life of these

infrastructure items

Mobility and Street Services Dallas Water Utilities

bull Street reconstruction as a result of water and wastewater replacement

bull Selection of design consultantsbull Bidding projects for constructionbull Managing inspecting design and

construction

Funding Enterprise funding

bull Responsible for Streets Alleys amp Bridges through

bull Routine maintenance amp repairbull Major maintenance (in-house amp contractors)

bull Restoration amp Rehabilitation of ldquounimprovedrdquo streets

bull Resurfacingbull Reconstructionbull New Constructionbull Procure and manage design contractsbull Procure manage and inspect construction

contractsbull Inclement weather emergency response

Funding General Fund amp Capital Bonds

4

Mobility and Street Services Departmentbull $161M Budget with 702 positions

bull Maintains over 11770 lane miles of streets

bull The Challengendash 11770 Lane Miles of Streetsndash 1400 Miles of Alleysndash 88000 Street Lights (Oncor-72K TxDOT- 9K CoD- 7K)ndash 375000 Traffic related signsndash 1500+ Traffic Signals of which 80 are over 25 yrs oldndash 1300 Miles of Bar Ditchesndash 1700 Acres of MediansCity ROW to mowndash 9000 Crosswalksndash 1400+ Miles of Lane Striping

5

Other MSS Servicesbull Streets amp Alleys

ndash Pothole repairndash Street amp alley repairndash Litter removalndash Response to roadway hazardsndash Street sweeping (CBD) ndash Crack sealing of streets (prevent

water infiltration)ndash Homeless encampment cleanupsndash Special Events barricades

ndash Roadside drainagendash Guard rail repairndash Inlet cleaningndash Severe weather responsendash Unimproved alley maintenancendash ROW maintenancendash City surplus property maintenance

(mowing amp litter removal)

bull Contracted Servicesndash Street sweeping (major thoroughfares)ndash Mowing of medians City amp TXDOT rights-of-way (ROW)ndash Lane line and crosswalkndash Resurfacingndash Micro surfacing and Slurry Seal

6

Other MSS Servicesbull Surveying

ndash Manage survey records vaultndash Plat reviews involving City

propertyndash Land survey services for all City

departments

ndash Right-of-way field notes reviewsndash Horizontal and vertical control

drawing plan reviewsndash PropertyR-O-W lines

bull Transportation Planningndash Thoroughfare Plansndash Bike Plan Implementation

bull Street Cut and Right of Way Managementndash Monitors and enforces public infrastructure activitiesndash Permits inspects and reviews construction locationsndash Ensures safe work zones

bull Traffic Operationsndash Traffic studiesndash Traffic signalsndash Street striping and crosswalksndash Traffic signs

ndash Street Lightingndash Congestion Managementndash Lane Closure Permits

7

Other MSS Services

bull Engineering Designndash Street and alley reconstructionndash New street alley and sidewalk petitionsndash Complete Streetsndash Sidewalk replacementndash Trailsndash Thoroughfares and urban design streetscapendash Intergovernmental partnerships and bridge repairs

bull Construction Inspectionndash Concrete and asphalt pavingndash Storm drainagendash Storm water pollution prevention ndash Site preparationndash Traffic safety control

bull Pavement Assessment Managementndash Collects and assesses data of street and alley pavement conditionsndash Prioritize maintenance based on street conditionsndash Maintains database for Pavement Condition Inventory

88

Street Treatments Managed by Dallas Water Utilities

Street and alley repairs by the Dallas Water Utilities are associated with pipeline replacement For asphalt streets the City policy requires that an entire lane be reconstructed at the location for where the pipeline is replaced From joint to joint for concrete streets

9

Life Cycle of a Street

bull Typical life of street - 20 to over 70 years depending onndash Pavement designndash Traffic loadsndash Soil conditionsndash Weatherprecipitation patternsndash Proper maintenance

bull National studies indicate that streets without proactive and major maintenance programs can degrade as much as 10 per year bull Dallasrsquo data indicates a 48 per year rate

10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

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ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13 13
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4

Mobility and Street Services Departmentbull $161M Budget with 702 positions

bull Maintains over 11770 lane miles of streets

bull The Challengendash 11770 Lane Miles of Streetsndash 1400 Miles of Alleysndash 88000 Street Lights (Oncor-72K TxDOT- 9K CoD- 7K)ndash 375000 Traffic related signsndash 1500+ Traffic Signals of which 80 are over 25 yrs oldndash 1300 Miles of Bar Ditchesndash 1700 Acres of MediansCity ROW to mowndash 9000 Crosswalksndash 1400+ Miles of Lane Striping

5

Other MSS Servicesbull Streets amp Alleys

ndash Pothole repairndash Street amp alley repairndash Litter removalndash Response to roadway hazardsndash Street sweeping (CBD) ndash Crack sealing of streets (prevent

water infiltration)ndash Homeless encampment cleanupsndash Special Events barricades

ndash Roadside drainagendash Guard rail repairndash Inlet cleaningndash Severe weather responsendash Unimproved alley maintenancendash ROW maintenancendash City surplus property maintenance

(mowing amp litter removal)

bull Contracted Servicesndash Street sweeping (major thoroughfares)ndash Mowing of medians City amp TXDOT rights-of-way (ROW)ndash Lane line and crosswalkndash Resurfacingndash Micro surfacing and Slurry Seal

6

Other MSS Servicesbull Surveying

ndash Manage survey records vaultndash Plat reviews involving City

propertyndash Land survey services for all City

departments

ndash Right-of-way field notes reviewsndash Horizontal and vertical control

drawing plan reviewsndash PropertyR-O-W lines

bull Transportation Planningndash Thoroughfare Plansndash Bike Plan Implementation

bull Street Cut and Right of Way Managementndash Monitors and enforces public infrastructure activitiesndash Permits inspects and reviews construction locationsndash Ensures safe work zones

bull Traffic Operationsndash Traffic studiesndash Traffic signalsndash Street striping and crosswalksndash Traffic signs

ndash Street Lightingndash Congestion Managementndash Lane Closure Permits

7

Other MSS Services

bull Engineering Designndash Street and alley reconstructionndash New street alley and sidewalk petitionsndash Complete Streetsndash Sidewalk replacementndash Trailsndash Thoroughfares and urban design streetscapendash Intergovernmental partnerships and bridge repairs

bull Construction Inspectionndash Concrete and asphalt pavingndash Storm drainagendash Storm water pollution prevention ndash Site preparationndash Traffic safety control

bull Pavement Assessment Managementndash Collects and assesses data of street and alley pavement conditionsndash Prioritize maintenance based on street conditionsndash Maintains database for Pavement Condition Inventory

88

Street Treatments Managed by Dallas Water Utilities

Street and alley repairs by the Dallas Water Utilities are associated with pipeline replacement For asphalt streets the City policy requires that an entire lane be reconstructed at the location for where the pipeline is replaced From joint to joint for concrete streets

9

Life Cycle of a Street

bull Typical life of street - 20 to over 70 years depending onndash Pavement designndash Traffic loadsndash Soil conditionsndash Weatherprecipitation patternsndash Proper maintenance

bull National studies indicate that streets without proactive and major maintenance programs can degrade as much as 10 per year bull Dallasrsquo data indicates a 48 per year rate

10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
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5

Other MSS Servicesbull Streets amp Alleys

ndash Pothole repairndash Street amp alley repairndash Litter removalndash Response to roadway hazardsndash Street sweeping (CBD) ndash Crack sealing of streets (prevent

water infiltration)ndash Homeless encampment cleanupsndash Special Events barricades

ndash Roadside drainagendash Guard rail repairndash Inlet cleaningndash Severe weather responsendash Unimproved alley maintenancendash ROW maintenancendash City surplus property maintenance

(mowing amp litter removal)

bull Contracted Servicesndash Street sweeping (major thoroughfares)ndash Mowing of medians City amp TXDOT rights-of-way (ROW)ndash Lane line and crosswalkndash Resurfacingndash Micro surfacing and Slurry Seal

6

Other MSS Servicesbull Surveying

ndash Manage survey records vaultndash Plat reviews involving City

propertyndash Land survey services for all City

departments

ndash Right-of-way field notes reviewsndash Horizontal and vertical control

drawing plan reviewsndash PropertyR-O-W lines

bull Transportation Planningndash Thoroughfare Plansndash Bike Plan Implementation

bull Street Cut and Right of Way Managementndash Monitors and enforces public infrastructure activitiesndash Permits inspects and reviews construction locationsndash Ensures safe work zones

bull Traffic Operationsndash Traffic studiesndash Traffic signalsndash Street striping and crosswalksndash Traffic signs

ndash Street Lightingndash Congestion Managementndash Lane Closure Permits

7

Other MSS Services

bull Engineering Designndash Street and alley reconstructionndash New street alley and sidewalk petitionsndash Complete Streetsndash Sidewalk replacementndash Trailsndash Thoroughfares and urban design streetscapendash Intergovernmental partnerships and bridge repairs

bull Construction Inspectionndash Concrete and asphalt pavingndash Storm drainagendash Storm water pollution prevention ndash Site preparationndash Traffic safety control

bull Pavement Assessment Managementndash Collects and assesses data of street and alley pavement conditionsndash Prioritize maintenance based on street conditionsndash Maintains database for Pavement Condition Inventory

88

Street Treatments Managed by Dallas Water Utilities

Street and alley repairs by the Dallas Water Utilities are associated with pipeline replacement For asphalt streets the City policy requires that an entire lane be reconstructed at the location for where the pipeline is replaced From joint to joint for concrete streets

9

Life Cycle of a Street

bull Typical life of street - 20 to over 70 years depending onndash Pavement designndash Traffic loadsndash Soil conditionsndash Weatherprecipitation patternsndash Proper maintenance

bull National studies indicate that streets without proactive and major maintenance programs can degrade as much as 10 per year bull Dallasrsquo data indicates a 48 per year rate

10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

35

Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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40

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42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

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52

53

54

55

56

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60

61

62

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 2
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  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 21
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 22
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 23
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 25
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 27
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 28
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 29
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13 13
14 14 14 14 14
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6

Other MSS Servicesbull Surveying

ndash Manage survey records vaultndash Plat reviews involving City

propertyndash Land survey services for all City

departments

ndash Right-of-way field notes reviewsndash Horizontal and vertical control

drawing plan reviewsndash PropertyR-O-W lines

bull Transportation Planningndash Thoroughfare Plansndash Bike Plan Implementation

bull Street Cut and Right of Way Managementndash Monitors and enforces public infrastructure activitiesndash Permits inspects and reviews construction locationsndash Ensures safe work zones

bull Traffic Operationsndash Traffic studiesndash Traffic signalsndash Street striping and crosswalksndash Traffic signs

ndash Street Lightingndash Congestion Managementndash Lane Closure Permits

7

Other MSS Services

bull Engineering Designndash Street and alley reconstructionndash New street alley and sidewalk petitionsndash Complete Streetsndash Sidewalk replacementndash Trailsndash Thoroughfares and urban design streetscapendash Intergovernmental partnerships and bridge repairs

bull Construction Inspectionndash Concrete and asphalt pavingndash Storm drainagendash Storm water pollution prevention ndash Site preparationndash Traffic safety control

bull Pavement Assessment Managementndash Collects and assesses data of street and alley pavement conditionsndash Prioritize maintenance based on street conditionsndash Maintains database for Pavement Condition Inventory

88

Street Treatments Managed by Dallas Water Utilities

Street and alley repairs by the Dallas Water Utilities are associated with pipeline replacement For asphalt streets the City policy requires that an entire lane be reconstructed at the location for where the pipeline is replaced From joint to joint for concrete streets

9

Life Cycle of a Street

bull Typical life of street - 20 to over 70 years depending onndash Pavement designndash Traffic loadsndash Soil conditionsndash Weatherprecipitation patternsndash Proper maintenance

bull National studies indicate that streets without proactive and major maintenance programs can degrade as much as 10 per year bull Dallasrsquo data indicates a 48 per year rate

10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

35

Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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40

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42

43

44

45

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48

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50

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53

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61

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  • Cover Memo
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
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7

Other MSS Services

bull Engineering Designndash Street and alley reconstructionndash New street alley and sidewalk petitionsndash Complete Streetsndash Sidewalk replacementndash Trailsndash Thoroughfares and urban design streetscapendash Intergovernmental partnerships and bridge repairs

bull Construction Inspectionndash Concrete and asphalt pavingndash Storm drainagendash Storm water pollution prevention ndash Site preparationndash Traffic safety control

bull Pavement Assessment Managementndash Collects and assesses data of street and alley pavement conditionsndash Prioritize maintenance based on street conditionsndash Maintains database for Pavement Condition Inventory

88

Street Treatments Managed by Dallas Water Utilities

Street and alley repairs by the Dallas Water Utilities are associated with pipeline replacement For asphalt streets the City policy requires that an entire lane be reconstructed at the location for where the pipeline is replaced From joint to joint for concrete streets

9

Life Cycle of a Street

bull Typical life of street - 20 to over 70 years depending onndash Pavement designndash Traffic loadsndash Soil conditionsndash Weatherprecipitation patternsndash Proper maintenance

bull National studies indicate that streets without proactive and major maintenance programs can degrade as much as 10 per year bull Dallasrsquo data indicates a 48 per year rate

10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

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Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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53

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61

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
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88

Street Treatments Managed by Dallas Water Utilities

Street and alley repairs by the Dallas Water Utilities are associated with pipeline replacement For asphalt streets the City policy requires that an entire lane be reconstructed at the location for where the pipeline is replaced From joint to joint for concrete streets

9

Life Cycle of a Street

bull Typical life of street - 20 to over 70 years depending onndash Pavement designndash Traffic loadsndash Soil conditionsndash Weatherprecipitation patternsndash Proper maintenance

bull National studies indicate that streets without proactive and major maintenance programs can degrade as much as 10 per year bull Dallasrsquo data indicates a 48 per year rate

10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13 13
14 14 14 14 14
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9

Life Cycle of a Street

bull Typical life of street - 20 to over 70 years depending onndash Pavement designndash Traffic loadsndash Soil conditionsndash Weatherprecipitation patternsndash Proper maintenance

bull National studies indicate that streets without proactive and major maintenance programs can degrade as much as 10 per year bull Dallasrsquo data indicates a 48 per year rate

10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13 13
14 14 14 14 14
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10

Streets Evaluation Evolution

10

bull 1975 - visual inspections startbull Ratings were subject to judgment by staff

bull 2008 streets inspected by one street analysis vehicle (streets inspected on a 2 year cycle)

bull Starting in 2017 streets inspection was privatized using contractorrsquos street analysis vehicles (all streets will be inspected within 6-months)

bull In 2000 PCI protocol was established by the American Society for Testing Materials to rate and score street conditions Letter grades have been assigned for A (best) to E (worst)

bull Technical rating of streets is based on extent and severity of distress (roughness cracking etc)

11

Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 2
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  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 23
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 28
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 29
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13 13
14 14 14 14 14
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Rating Description

ExcellentPavements that have no distress

(mostly new or newly rehabilitated surfaces)

GoodVery good ride quality -

Can benefit from preventive maintenance (slurry seal crack seal or similar)

FairAcceptable ride quality though road surfaces are becoming worn

ndash slurry microsurfacing partial reconstruction or similar will prevent rapid deterioration

PoorMarginally acceptable ride quality

ndash microsurfacing chip sealing or partial reconstruction resurfacing or rehabilitation is needed to slow further deterioration

Very PoorPavement has extensive distress

and requires partial or full reconstruction or restoration

A

B

C

D

E

Satis

fact

ory

Uns

atis

fact

oryStreet Condition Ratings

PCI100-85

85-70

70-45

45-35

lt 35

11

Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 23
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13 13
14 14 14 14 14
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Streets Degrade Differentlybull Streets degrade over time for the following reasons

ndash Shifting soilndash Harsh weatherndash Usage ndash Inadequate designndash Poor materialsThese events cause streets to crack allowing for water infiltration that undermines the base material

bull Streets degrade at different ratesndash A B and E streets degrade the slowestndash C and D streets degrade the fastest

bull 53 of our streets are in C conditionndash A at 31 B at 170 C at 531 D at 137 and E at 131

12

Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

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Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

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MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13 13
14 14 14 14 14
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Street Degradation Curve in Lane-miles

13

Pave

men

t Con

ditio

n In

dex

Mid-to-Low ldquoCrdquo streets receive maintenance

ldquoDrdquo streets require resurfacing or partial reconstruction

Streets degrade at varying rates over their life from as little as 03 to over 10 annually

A-streets mild deterioration

ldquoErdquo streets require reconstruction

0

10

20

40

50

30

60

70

80

90

100

B-streets moderate deterioration

C-streets rapidly-increasing deterioration

D-streets severe deterioration

E-streets severe deterioration tapering off with time

Typical Pavement Life (in years)0

362

2006

6249

16171540

A B C D E

Lane

-Mile

s

ldquoBrdquo and high ldquoCrdquos receivepreventive maintenance

14

Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

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Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 23
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 29
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
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Street Condition Goals and Background

bull 1995 Council adopted a street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2015

bull 1996 Council accelerated the street satisfaction goal of 75 to be completed by 2010

bull 2006 Council revised and adoptedndash 87 satisfactory Citywide (Satisfactory = Arsquos Brsquos and Crsquos)ndash Minimum 80 satisfactory in each Council Districtndash Goals were to be achieved by completion of 2006 Bond Program

in conjunction with an enhanced OampM program

bull No council action has been made to change this goal but funding in the last several years has been set to keep streets at their current condition

15

Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

Chart1

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
2187
4269
85
1201
267
1131
4114
1541
204
72
635
4611
105
966
171
637
3134
1237
1049
74
623
4161
1037
36
173
1306
5195
1714
1713
119
1051
3873
1151
1206

1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 2
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  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 22
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 23
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 27
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 28
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 29
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
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Total Lane Miles 11776 732 satisfactoryNovember 2016

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor

Very Poor

15

Streets Conditions-Overview

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A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
341
1588
4242
811
529
234
1581
5086
1327
1152
539
2444
5357
925
656
404
1593
4611
1367
1243
196
1535
3289
939
1137
538
2332
5608
1143
1086
234
1418
494
108
1064
264
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4269
85
1201
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4114
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635
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105
966
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1-MODEL-C

1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

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B
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Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

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Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
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1-MODEL-C-1

Sheet1

2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

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Street Conditions (November 2016)

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Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
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4 4 4 4 4
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6 6 6 6 6
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7-INFLATION

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10-Street-Data-Work

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Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

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Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

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Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

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Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

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MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

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Questions amp Comments

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Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

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Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
Lane Miles 11770
Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
Years (n) of bond 5
Years (midpoint)(m) 25
Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
increase in degradationyear 010 Total miles moving to DE 1177 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 493
DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 503
Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 513
Reconstruction 25 2021 523
Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 580 1374 10307 3436 2 $ 31215346 $ 50167520
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 592 1471 11034 3678 3 $ 34753479 $ 55853806
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 604 1500 11248 3749 4 $ 36842592 $ 59211309
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 616 1503 11275 3758 5 $ 38408439 $ 61727848
11440787680528 577 505 10 2960 66434 51813 1462 $ 164367635 $ 226960483
2226 Total Construction $ 391328118 $ 291191831
M years X $ 354778837
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 698 2551 19135 6378 2 $ 57949253 $ 93132728
2019 228 115 100 2 000 000 000 710 2648 19862 6621 3 $ 62556743 $ 100537622
2020 232 117 102 2 000 000 000 722 2677 20075 6692 4 $ 65757986 $ 105682478
2021 238 120 105 2 000 000 000 733 2680 20102 6701 5 $ 68480449 $ 110057864
11440787680528 577 505 10 3549 125284 98893 264 $ 309957910 $ 409410692
2226 Total-Construction $ 719368602 $ 540830290
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 639348299
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 328040484
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 65608097
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
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Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 400 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 23147779 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 32552041 $ 52315781
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 37060448 $ 59561435
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 39865933 $ 64070250
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 42655308 $ 68553173
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 175281510 $ 244500639
2210 Total Construction $ 419782149
M years X $ 380575317
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 59285948 $ 95280989
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 64323791 $ 103377522
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 67129276 $ 107886337
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 69918651 $ 112369260
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 315871147 $ 418914107
2210 Total-Construction $ 734785254
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 653050051
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 315003105
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 63000621
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
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2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 2
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 28
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 29
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
Streets-2017-Bond Finance Model
1 Resurfacing Costs 280000 FY 16
2 Reconstruction Costs 1350000 FY 16
3 Lane Miles 11770
4 Construction Inflation (X) 000 per year
5 Years (n) of bond 5
6 Years (midpoint)(m) 25
7 Base degradation 48 2016 base degradation Rate Year Degradation
8 increase in degradationyear 015 Total miles moving to DE 1766 additional annual degraded miles 2017 483
9 Work Growth 050 SRD DWU etc 2018 498
10 DE Miles 3430 2016 2019 513
11 Miles Moving to DE 5685 2017 base year 2020 528
12 Reconstruction 25 2021 543
13 Resurfacing 75
Zero Degradation
STS WORK 2012 Bond (Miles) 2017 BOND (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond-Miles Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 568 795 7949 000 1 $ 22257480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 586 1433 10749 3583 2 $ 30096192 $ 48368880
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 604 1600 12000 4000 25 $ 33599075 $ 53998513
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 621 1721 12908 4303 25 $ 36142533 $ 58086214
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 639 1841 13811 4604 25 $ 38671386 $ 62150441 4 year
11359238699714 573 501 10 3019 73906 57417 1649 $ 160766666 $ 222604048
2210 Total Construction $ 383370714 $ 282548887
M years X $ 383370714
1 Improvement
STS WORK 2012 Bond (miles) 2017 Bond (miles) 2017 BOND COSTS
Year C DE up Other (DWU+) CDBG Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Miles Bond Resurfacing Reconstruction Construction Year Resurfacing Costs Reconstruction Costs
2017 222 112 98 2 5500 2300 3200 686 1972 19719 000 1 $ 55213480 $ - 0
2018 224 113 99 2 000 000 450 704 2610 19576 6525 2 $ 54813192 $ 88092630
2019 227 115 100 2 000 000 000 722 2777 20827 6942 25 $ 58316075 $ 93722263
2020 230 116 101 2 000 000 000 739 2898 21736 7245 25 $ 60859533 $ 97809964
2021 233 117 103 2 000 000 000 757 3018 22639 7546 25 $ 63388386 $ 101874191
11359238699714 573 501 10 3608 132756 104497 283 $ 292590666 $ 381499048
2210 Total-Construction $ 674089714 $ 508827137
Total-Extra 589 M years X $ 599106092
C-Full depth partial asphalt on concrete--keep roads from slipping to D Reduction 5 Extra Const-Cost $ 290719000
DE-Restoration Rehabilitation Resurfacing Reconstruction-improve things Milesyear 1177 Delta-year $ 58143800
Model purpose
To estimate costs to ensure 0 degradation and 1 improvement
This assumes that inflation stops at 25 years or midway through the bond program
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2-TREATMENTS

3-STREETS-WORK-ACTUAL

4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
CITY OF DALLAS STREET TREATMENT OPTIONSSCENERIOS
STREET MATERIAL TYPES
Treatment Type Dallas Definition CostsLM Minnimum Life Added PCI Points PCI Range Applicable Functional Class RestorativePreventative Improves Applicable to Improved Roads Asphalt Penetration Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Concrete
No After work Min Max with curbgutter Asphalt+no Subgrade Asphalt with subgrade with subgrade typically
~795 Lane Miles ~3599 Lane miles ~1859 Lane miles ~5546 Lane miles
1 Slurry Seal This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing) 9800 (13000 typically) 5 5 60 699 Local only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
2 Crack Seal Crack seal is an application of sealing material directly in the cracks of the pavement surface to prevent moisture damage 1650 5 10 60 97 NA Preventative Life Yes Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment Yes in advance of other treatment No but potentailly in the future
3 Microsurface A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures more quickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after the City prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair) 18310 (19000) 5 5 60 699 ArterialCollector-Only Preventative Life Yes Yes Yes Yes No
4 Full Depth-Asphalt A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in place 43333 7 15 45 589 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes Yes Yes No No
5 Partial Reconstruction This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area 114000 10 25 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No No Yes
6 Rehabilitation Street rehabilitation is a treatment for full depth or penetration asphalt surfaced roads without curb or gutter Candidate streets are usually in the poor condition (PCIlt45) Preparation for street rehabilitation includes base and pothole repair crack sealing adn if necessary ditch grading for drainage A seal coat is applied to the prepared street surface and finally a two inch layer (or thickness as required by current standards) of hot mix asphalt is then applied This work occassionally involves milling This work is performed by the street repair division directly or under contract 150000 15 30 35 449 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
7 Full Depth Asphalt Restoration A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new base followed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter 164000 20 45 0 349 Local Primarily Restorative Life+ Satisfactory No Yes Yes No No
8 Asphalt over concrete This is a method used on Asphalt streets It is removal and replacement of large failed sections including breakout and removal of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete To be a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have less than 25 of failed area This typically includes the necessary curbgutter repairs and restriping when striping is removed or is in poor condition 173000 15 30 45 599 NA Restorative Life + prevents going to unsatisfactory Yes No No Yes this also includes repair of curbgutter and new BFRS No
9 Resurfacing Resurfacing consists of two inches of asphalt (or thickness as required by current standards) placed over a prepared surface This treatment is used on asphalt streets that have a curb and gutter or on concrete streets with or without curb and gutter Candidate streets are usually in poor condition (PCIlt45) Resurfacing is done by contract and includes curb and gutter replacement where necessary 260000 15 43 35 45 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes No Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed Yes streets with curb and gutter curbs and gutter are repaired with new BFRs installed
10 Reconstruction This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badly deteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as is the base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned as needed then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is then placed as shown above 1200000 30 Reset to 97 0 35 NA Restorative Life+ Satisfactory Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lane is 10 wide
SRD-Street Repair Division
Depends on history of repeated treatments
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4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

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Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
2017 STREET WORK DE AB C
Source Condition Reconstruction Resurfacing Rehabilitation Full Depth Restoration (Asphalt) Slurry Seal Microseal Full Depth Asphalt Partial Reconstruction Asphalt on Concrete Total Miles
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 0 0 235 100 0 0 0 335
SUBTOTAL 335
STS-Regular Op Budget AB 0 0 30 12 0 0 60 115 0 217
STS-Street and Alley Fund CDE 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 24 25 93
SUBTOTAL 310
STS-Street-and Alley-PBW Managed CDE 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
PBW_06BP amp 12BP CDE 32 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55
CDBG Funds CDE 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
17 Bond Program CDE 0 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105
SUBTOTAL 162
Total 807
AB 552
DE 112 moves streets out of DE to CBA CDE 255
C 224 Prevents Roads from going to DE
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4-BACKLOG

5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 2
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  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 23
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 28
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 29
  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
BACKLOG ANALYSIS
Resurfacing 280000
Reconstruction 1350000
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total Costs
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346 124168408
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640 211135815
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849 5177396
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717 63685575
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059 380964304
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691 1750824450
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464 26500292
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933 188094285
123798 58328 29958 143614 355699 2750550525
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5-RATINGS

6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

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Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
Functional Classification Asphalt Asphalt on Concrete Asphalt Penetration Concrete Total
Arterial A - 0 - 0 149 - 0 149
Arterial B 560 - 0 473 297 1331
Arterial C 2112 056 2177 2630 6976
Arterial D 029 150 972 240 1390
Arterial E 026 - 0 286 069 381
Collector Improved A 2127 926 149 2193 5396
Collector Improved B 15237 13744 473 27830 57285
Collector Improved C 41005 47852 2177 148257 239292
Collector Improved D 6260 7438 972 29677 44346
Collector Improved E 4606 3857 286 6890 15640
Collector Unimproved A 418 - 0 247 059 723
Collector Unimproved B 1816 122 209 179 2327
Collector Unimproved C 3237 292 1786 128 5444
Collector Unimproved D 797 039 962 051 1849
Collector Unimproved E 2488 100 2057 073 4717
Local Improved A 1881 1261 594 4961 8697
Local Improved B 22803 11655 2916 27603 64978
Local Improved C 131794 50635 12711 195282 390422
Local Improved D 54649 21073 4810 55527 136059
Local Improved E 49196 25235 4592 50668 129691
Local Unimproved A 838 004 1706 138 2686
Local Unimproved B 2605 179 5807 289 8880
Local Unimproved C 9589 611 16803 820 27822
Local Unimproved D 2356 210 6550 348 9464
Local Unimproved E 3446 377 9730 380 13933
359876 185816 79596 554590 1179878
Aug-16
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6-SCORES

7-INFLATION

8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
Condition Low High
A 80 100
B 65 799
C 45 65
D 35 449
E 0 349
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8-DWU+

9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
ENR COST INDEXES IN DALLAS (1978-2016)
Engineering-News Record Contruction Cost index
YEAR MONTH BCI CHG CCI CHG The building and construction cost indexes for ENRs individual cities use the same components and weighting as those for the 20-city national indexes The city indexes use local prices for portland cement and 2 X 4 lumber and the national average price for structural steel The citys BCI uses local union wages plus fringes for carpenters bricklayers and iron workers The citys CCI uses the same union wages for laborers
2016 Aug 421248 11 5599 09
2016 Jul 420837 1 559488 08
2016 Jun 418857 09 557508 07
2016 May 419057 06 557708 05
2016 Apr 419427 11 558078 09
2016 Mar 418944 1 557594 08
2016 Feb 41923 1 557879 08
2016 Jan 416857 07 555506 06 To find more recent cost index data go to this webpage (link below) and click on the link for the year you need and then navigate to the week you need Keep in mind that the city cost index figures are always published in the second weekly issue of the month
2015 Dec 416976 07 555626 06
2015 Nov 417791 07 556307 05
2015 Oct 416215 06 55473 05
2015 Sep 416865 11 55538 08
2015 Aug 41649 1 555005 08
2015 Jul 41649 032 555005 024
2015 Jun 415157 ndash036 553672 ndash027
2015 May 416646 047 555161 035 CPI CCI BCI
2015 Apr 414034 12 55255 16 Jan-06 5917 470371 319162
2015 Mar 414709 15 553225 17 Jan-07 592536 014 491265 444 331152 376
2015 Feb 414909 17 553425 19 Jan-08 618225 434 497298 123 347837 504
2015 Jan 413798 14 552314 17 Jan-09 62307 078 539433 847 36675 544
2014 Dec 413911 13 552426 17 Jan-10 633998 175 53357 -109 364328 -066
2014 Nov 414956 24 553471 18 Jan-11 637424 054 539013 102 378136 379
2014 Oct 413756 24 552271 18 Jan-12 65626 296 540686 031 387992 261
2014 Sep 412389 16 550904 12 Jan-13 670351 215 539791 -017 401229 341
2014 Aug 412314 16 550829 12 Jan-14 678493 121 543186 063 40827 175
2014 Jul 412314 12 550829 09 Jan-15 674127 -064 552314 168 413798 135
2014 Jun 409517 06 548032 04 Jan-16 681232 105 555506 058 416857 074
2014 May 409142 1 547657 07 Total 1428 Total 1711 Total 2723
2014 Apr 409042 12 543957 02 Average 159 Average 190 Average 303
2014 Mar 408742 15 543657 04
2014 Feb 408095 13 543011 03
2014 Jan 40827 18 543186 06
2013 Dec 40852 2 543436 08
2013 Nov 408745 2 543661 08
2013 Oct 404235 42 542797 07
2013 Sep 405798 51 54436 1
2013 Aug 405673 45 544235 07
2013 Jul 407484 48 546046 08
2013 Jun 407259 46 545821 07
2013 May 405069 4 543631 03
2013 Apr 404094 42 542656 04
2013 Mar 402785 39 541347 02
2013 Feb 402885 42 541447 04
2013 Jan 401229 34 539791 ndash02
2012 Dec 400654 28 539216 ndash06
2012 Nov 400675 2 539237 ndash12
2012 Oct 387821 ndash06 539033 ndash11
2012 Sep 386039 ndash10 538733 ndash11
2012 Aug 388039 ndash05 540733 ndash08
2012 Jul 388899 02 541593 ndash03
2012 Jun 389299 02 541993 ndash03
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 May 389349 19 542043 ndash02
2012 Apr 387874 15 540568 ndash04
2012 Mar 387699 17 540393 ndash03
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Feb 386724 16 539418 ndash04
2012 Jan 387992 26 540686 03
2011 Dec 389939 3 542633 06
2011 Nov 392799 37 545493 11
2011 Oct 39002 34 544993 12
2011 Sep 389887 36 54486 13
2011 Aug 390142 39 545116 14
2011 Jul 388332 34 543305 1
2011 Jun 38865 37 543624 12
2011 May 382172 24 543049 14
2011 Apr 382072 27 542949 17
2011 Mar 381122 25 541999 15
2011 Feb 380822 25 541699 15
2011 Jan 378136 38 539013 1
2010 Dec 378536 39 539413 11
2010 Nov 378861 49 539738 11
2010 Oct 377081 45 538527 09
2010 Sep 376357 41 537804 07
2010 Aug 375376 38 537597 06
2010 Jul 375543 39 537765 07
2010 Jun 374893 34 537115 03
2010 May 373218 25 53544 -03
2010 Apr 371892 18 534114 -07
2010 Mar 371692 17 533914 -08
2010 Feb 371523 17 533745 -08
2010 Jan 364328 -07 53357 -11
2009 Dec 364503 -1 533745 -13
2009 Nov 361025 -34 533709 -23
2009 Oct 3610 -39 533684 -27
2009 Sep 361584 -39 534268 -27
2009 Aug 361659 -04 534343 43
2009 Jul 361434 -02 534118 44
2009 Jun 362709 21 535393 61
2009 May 364252 38 536935 73
2009 Apr 3654 47 538083 79 -0
2009 Mar 365575 46 538258 79
2009 Feb 365325 5 538008 82
2009 Jan 36675 54 539433 85
2008 Dec 368328 59 541012 88
2008 Nov 373628 75 546312 99
2008 Oct 375503 77 548187 101
2008 Sep 376117 8 548801 103
2008 Aug 362965 41 512426 29
2008 Jul 36229 39 511751 28
2008 Jun 355278 11 50474 08
2008 May 351078 01 50054 01
2008 Apr 349111 52 498572 13
2008 Mar 349589 54 499051 15
2008 Feb 347837 5 497298 12
2008 Jan 347837 5 497298 12
2007 Dec 347724 47 497186 1
2007 Nov 347672 43 497134 08
2007 Oct 348572 55 498034 15
2007 Sep 348113 59 497575 18
2007 Aug 348774 87 498235 56
2007 Jul 348574 85 498035 54
2007 Jun 351395 101 500856 65
2007 May 350696 103 500158 66
2007 Apr 331913 43 492026 48
2007 Mar 33155 43 491663 48
2007 Feb 3313 4 491413 46
2007 Jan 331152 38 491265 44
2006 Dec 332211 43 492224 48
2006 Nov 333318 56 493431 57
2006 Oct 330524 58 490637 59
2006 Sep 328695 49 488808 52
2006 Aug 321462 33 472671 19
2006 Jul 321244 29 472453 16
2006 Jun 319235 25 474044 13
2006 May 31803 28 469239 73
2006 Apr 318205 29 469414 73
2006 Mar 317905 41 469114 82
2006 Feb 318505 42 469714 83
2006 Jan 319162 44 470371 85
2005 Dec 318562 4 469771 82
2005 Nov 315685 31 466894 75
2005 Oct 312299 27 463509 73
2005 Sep 31338 33 464589 76
2005 Aug 311159 44 463964 101
2005 Jul 312337 52 465141 107
2005 Jun 311572 51 465377 106
2005 May 309362 49 437473 46
2005 Apr 309362 61 437473 54
2005 Mar 305366 62 433477 55
2005 Feb 305566 79 433677 67
2005 Jan 305616 89 433727 73 -01
2004 Dec 306228 9 434339 74 7
2003 Dec 280942 47 404404 38
2002 Dec 268431 03 389546 11
2001 Dec 267752 -24 385432 -33
2000 Dec 274246 19 398586 04
1999 Dec 269136 04 39685 02
1998 Dec 268191 07 396019 06
1997 Dec 266234 25 393595 17
1996 Dec 25964 67 387081 63
1995 Dec 243304 -06 364112 0
1994 Dec 244862 35 364003 19
1993 Dec 236565 38 357097 27
1992 Dec 227821 28 347669 42
1991 Dec 221588 73 333653 44
1990 Dec 206612 -25 319521 -09
1989 Dec 211791 25 320839 07
1988 Dec 206689 -27 318472 67
1987 Dec 212318 -04 298585 -53
1986 Dec 213157 15 315284 52
1985 Dec 21007 -4 299736 16
1984 Dec 218894 -38 29504 -96
1983 Dec 227559 4 326361 22
1982 Dec 218809 45 319254 73
1981 Dec 209385 94 297525 109
1980 Dec 191338 98 268334 106
1979 Dec 174255 12 242724 165
1978 Dec 155583 96 208295 38
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9-Street-Data

10-Street-Data-Work

Sheet2

Sheet2

A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

34

35

Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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40

41

42

43

44

45

46

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48

49

50

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 30
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
DWU+Others ESTIMATED WORK PER YEAR
Capital-Resurfacing
Purpose
General understanding of the average work that DWU and other parties perform per year
For DWU assume Partial Reconstruction on repairs resurfacing on capital Assume partial reconstruction on other parties
Pipeline Replacement Budget $ 60000000
CostLF $ 225
LF 266667
Miles 5051
in road 90 These are pipes in streets typically other funds deal with bigger pipe
Total 4545
Permits 35556
Data from Pipeline Program
Partial Reconstruction (main repairs)
WATER MAIN 2015 2016 Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New services 337 509 5915 1 5915 88725 168
Main Breaks Repaired 616 468 850 3 2550 38250 724
Main leaks repaired 182 139 2515 2 503 7545 143
Services repaired 555 627 8685 1 8685 130275 247
WASTEWATER MAIN Average Panels 15 ftpanel Miles
New laterals-connections 270 264 402 1 402 6030 114
Sewer Main repairs 1068 966 1551 3 4653 69795 1322
2718
Data from monthly reports Road 075
Miles 2039
Total Miles-Capital 4545
Total Miles-Repair 2039
Total Milesyear 6584
015
Annual 7572
Other Major Parties Permits
Atmos Gas + Oncor 8000
Panels 1
Total 120000
Miles 227
Total 9844
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10-Street-Data-Work

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A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
CITY OF DALLAS STREET-TYPES
SCENERIO PCI GRADE STREET TYPE STREET MATERIAL IMPROVEDUNIMPROVED LANE MILES TOTAL LM
1 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 4940
2 100-85 A LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 105
3 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 1261
4 100-85 A LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 004
5 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 1881
6 100-85 A LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 810
7 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 2148
8 100-85 A COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 059
9 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 926
10 100-85 A COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
11 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2127
12 100-85 A COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 410
13 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 000
14 100-85 A ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
15 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 086
16 100-85 A ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
17 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 000
18 100-85 A ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 14757
19 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 27478
20 85-70 B LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 177
21 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 11655
22 85-70 B LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 165
23 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 22725
24 85-70 B LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2649
25 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 27461
26 85-70 B COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 179
27 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 13744
28 85-70 B COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 122
29 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 15221
30 85-70 B COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 1871
31 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 297
32 85-70 B ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
33 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
34 85-70 B ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
35 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 560
36 85-70 B ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 124304
37 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 193937
38 70-45 C LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 807
39 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 50329
40 70-45 C LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 611
41 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 131176
42 70-45 C LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 9563
43 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 147643
44 70-45 C COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 128
45 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 47799
46 70-45 C COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 272
47 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 40926
48 70-45 C COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3237
49 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 2630
50 70-45 C ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
51 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 056
52 70-45 C ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
53 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 2112
54 70-45 C ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 631226
55 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 55218
56 45-35 D LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 348
57 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 20954
58 45-35 D LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 210
59 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 54485
60 45-35 D LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2277
61 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 29662
62 45-35 D COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 051
63 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 7438
64 45-35 D COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 039
65 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 6260
66 45-35 D COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 797
67 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 240
68 45-35 D ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
69 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 150
70 45-35 D ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
71 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 029
72 45-35 D ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 178158
73 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Improved 50312
74 lt35 E LOCAL CONCRETE Unimproved 357
75 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 25112
76 lt35 E LOCAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 377
77 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 48923
78 lt35 E LOCAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 3433
79 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Improved 6877
80 lt35 E COLLECTOR CONCRETE Unimproved 073
81 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 3857
82 lt35 E COLLECTOR ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 100
83 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 4606
84 lt35 E COLLECTOR FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 2488
85 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Improved 069
86 lt35 E ARTERIAL CONCRETE Unimproved 000
87 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Improved 000
88 lt35 E ARTERIAL ASPHALT ON CONCRETE Unimproved 000
89 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Improved 026
90 lt35 E ARTERIAL FULL DEPTH ASPHALT Unimproved 000 146610
Note-Each street must be evaluated on a case by case basis considering cost traffic and other conditions 1095055
Improved denotes with curbgutterinlets
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A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS) 029 095 375 433 910 195 194 651 185 019 072 000 186 016 3360
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 024 013 000 093 069 059 057 326 043 000 059 025 000 159 927
2013-Resurfacing (PBW) 375 074 217 090 557 986 052 088 000 000 988 124 000 000 3551
2013-Reconstruction (PBW) 026 067 043 043 270 763 115 040 100 000 000 113 036 015 1631
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2490 1113 4766 2163 1011 4064 2054 2472 461 629 633 729 490 712 23786
B 14295 14239 21990 14091 7057 22870 11002 16435 6497 2169 3147 3132 8578 6620 152121
C 46346 54854 57233 52336 43511 60508 53831 50222 45144 49321 34061 44130 57155 41293 689944
D 7196 13258 9161 12014 8183 9163 11526 6956 17159 11644 14128 10947 17451 13684 162470
E 4785 10346 6067 11583 11191 10469 8953 11598 21662 9588 10309 3624 17347 11681 149204 311674
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525 026
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Council District
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Street Conditions (November 2016)

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Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix C

MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 2
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 32
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 33
  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 34
  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Initial
cond by LnMi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
A 2065 821 4524 1839 496 3108 1089 1979 163 365 189 296 392 465 17790
B 12878 12798 20834 11923 5971 20574 9972 15967 4157 1836 1663 2843 7263 5937 134615
C 45879 54140 55451 50362 38950 58054 52737 45328 44178 49152 33693 43871 55595 40890 668279
D 8915 15171 11383 15522 11898 12870 13300 9311 20192 12092 15802 11419 19979 14517 192371
E 5375 10880 7025 12541 13638 12468 10268 15098 22233 9906 10931 4133 17792 12181 164470
75111 93809 99217 92187 70953 107073 87366 87683 90923 73352 62278 62562 101020 73990 1177525
Evaluation
2013-Rehabilitation (STS)
2013-Asphalt Restoration (STS)
2013-Resurfacing (PBW)
2013-Reconstruction (PBW)
2014-Rehabilitation (STS) 076 220 285 441 278 399 141 431 177 057 053 000 430 027 3015
2014-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 032 059 151 093 086 199 068 416 143 054 030 015 081 068 1495
2014-Resurfacing (PBW) 424 1163 143 604 000 1182 000 132 1162 072 099 000 263 148 5392
2014-Reconstruction (pbw) 161 000 026 281 000 075 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 543
2015-Rehabilitation (STS) 136 143 225 255 477 259 233 256 302 039 065 129 395 107 3021
2015-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 109 085 093 153 103 087 091 132 087 000 089 036 150 009 1224
2015-Resurfacing (PBW) 493 141 478 996 364 000 978 248 632 261 217 072 699 000 5579
2015-Reconstruction (PBW) 000 000 000 000 245 009 147 000 198 065 090 140 000 024 918
2016-Rehabilitation (STS) 061 014 181 211 964 558 176 549 029 000 000 054 202 000 2999
2016-Asphalt Restoration (STS) 000 085 472 295 1674 698 134 2133 000 000 000 000 116 017 5624
2016-Resurfacing (PBW) 125 063 318 478 165 128 000 000 546 000 180 093 353 535 2984
2016-Reconstruction (PBW) 238 225 173 000 000 109 703 453 000 199 354 180 062 208 2904
If its resurfacing the D becomes a B
If its asphalt restoration the E becomes a C
If its rehabilitation the D beccomes a C
If its Reconstruction the E becomes an A
Revised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CW
E 5290 11520 6560 12430 11370 10860 10640 12010 20400 9660 10490 3600 17130 12060 154020 315740
D 8110 13270 9250 13670 9390 11430 10800 8500 15410 10500 12370 10370 17140 11510 161720
C 42420 50860 53570 46110 32890 56080 49400 42690 41140 46110 31340 41610 51950 38730 624900
B 15880 15810 24440 15930 15350 23320 14180 21870 11310 6350 6370 6230 13060 10510 200610
A 3410 2340 5390 4040 1960 5380 2340 2640 2670 720 1710 740 1730 1190 36260
8216 7357 8406 7169 7074 7918 7546 7662 6062 7251 6329 7767 6607 6815 7319
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A
B
C
D
E
Council District
Lane Miles
Street Conditions (November 2016)

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Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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16

Street Maintenance Planning

Objectives 1 Extend the life of all streets

2 Attend to unsafe streets immediately and correct their condition as required (lower cost - short term if it is soon to be replaced soon in a capital program higher cost - long term if its replacement is not yet planned take awhile)

3 Maximize lower cost maintenance (general fund) to prevent future higher cost replacements (capital funds)

4 Select the most effective efficient street treatments associated with type of street and its condition (See Appendix A for details on treatment types)

5 Treat the number of lane miles needed to meet the Councilrsquos directed goal of keeping streets from further degrading (0 degradation)

Note Not all street maintenance is planned This allows response to service requests throughout the year

17

Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

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ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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Street Maintenance Planning cont

Annual work plan of street maintenance consists of

1 Capital programed projects 2 DWU pipeline replacement projects3 Street general fund maintenance plan

How MSS Plans it General Fund Work by

ndash Using the streets PCI candidate streets are evaluated and matched with the most effective (adding life to the street) and most cost efficient treatment

ndash Streets in B ndash E condition are considered for treatment

ndash Selected streets are checked against other planned future treatments by DWU or the capital program

ndash Coordinated with the annual bike lane work plan

ndash A final selection of streets to be treated includes balancing projects across Council Districts

GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

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Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

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MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

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Questions amp Comments

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Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • Cover Memo
  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 2
  • Follow Up Information - Street Conditions 3
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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GOAL Treat 568 lane miles to sustain zero overall degradation in the system

FY 1516 Original FY 1617 Goal

Source Funding AB Lane Miles

Treated

CDE Lane Miles

Treated

Funding AB Lane Miles Treated

CDE Lane MilesTreated

Regular Op Budget $360M 335 244 $360M 335 217

Additional Street amp Alley Fund

$168M 91 $207M 91

Operating Budget Subtotal

$528 M 335 335 $567M 335 308

06BP amp 12BP $668M 135 $440M 0 55

CDBG 0 $06M 0 2

17BP 0 $273M 0 105

MSS Subtotal $668 M 135 $719M 0 162

DWU $42M 98 $42M 98

Totals 1238M 335 568 1328 M 335 568Revised Totals due

to delayed 2017 Bond Program

1238M 335 568 1055M 335 463

This includes $60 M for resurfacing and $38M for reconstruction 18

Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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Effects of Bond Program Delay

bull 105 Lane Miles would not be resurfaced in FY17

bull If left undone street condition would theoretically deteriorate by 09 by the end of FY17

bull Options for making this up arendash Reappropriate dollars in the FY17 Budget for

streetsndash Double up on capital funds in FY18

19

Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

20

MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

28

Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance

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  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Dallas County Partnership Projectbull FY 2015-16 - City partnered with County Commissioner Dr Theresa

Daniel to participate in a street maintenance program in County District 1ndash Augments the amount of work that the City would do anyway

bull Year 1 ndash County and City split the cost of resurfacing thoroughfares eligible for County reimbursement

bull Year 2 ndash Reimbursement funds are used by the City to fund resurfacing of additional local streets in County District 1

bull In FY16 the City completed $24M in resurfacing projects in County District 1ndash The County reimbursed the City $12M

bull In FY17 the City will resurface 102 lane miles above the 463 lane milesbull In FY17 the City and County are exploring the expansion of this program

to other County Districtsbull See Appendix B for more details

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MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

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ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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MSS FY17 Work PlanStreet Repair Type FY 1617

Major Maintenance Lane Miles Budget (in millions)

Rehabilitation 30 $45

Restoration 56 $92

Resurfacing 20 $66

Partial Reconstruction 137 $156

Partial Reconstruction ndash Asphalt over Concrete (AOC) 25 $43

Full Depth Asphalt 60 $26

Preventative Maintenance

Micro Surfacing 100 $19

Slurry Seal 235 $30

Capital Projects

Reconstruction 31 $386

Resurfacing 26 $6

Total 720 $923

Improves street condition Decreases degradation 21See Appendix C for detailed listing of projects by Council District

Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

22

23

Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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  • Appendix C MSS 201617 Planned Street Maintenance 35
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Next Steps

bull Staff will be working with City Council Members to revise the work plan if needed as shown in Appendix C

bull Continue to plan for the next Bond Program

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Questions amp Comments

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Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

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ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Questions amp Comments

24

Appendix A

Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

25

Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

30

Types of Street Treatments

31

Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Street TreatmentsImpacts and Cost

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Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

27

Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

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ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Impacts of Maintenance on Street Condition Ratings

bull Proactive maintenance effectively extends life expectancy of streets

bull Maintenance work is planned or service request-driven ndash Preventive Maintenance (primarily Full-depth AsphaltConcrete Micro

Surfacing and Slurry Sealing)ndash Major Maintenance (primarily Rehabilitation Restoration and Partial

Reconstruction)

bull Since most preventive maintenance is performed on satisfactory streets the overall rating does not increase Preventive maintenance prevents deterioration that decreases ratings

bull Major maintenance on unsatisfactory streets increases the satisfactory overall ratings

Types of Street Treatments

Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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Slurry SealMicroSurfacing for ldquoBrdquo and ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Micro Surfacing ndash A treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE which places a frac14-inch layer of crushed stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for higher-traffic-volume streets with curb and gutter It is more expensive than slurry seal but cures morequickly This work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Streets Services prepares the site (doing minor base repair and crack sealing curb amp gutter repair)Cost $19K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Slurry Seal - This treatment for CONCRETE STREETS WITH ASPHALT SURFACE consists of a frac14-inch layer of sand and fine stone mixed with asphalt emulsion This seals and smooths the surface and conceals scars from previous repairs It is used predominately for residential roads with curb and gutter The work is outsourced to a specialized contractor ndash after Street Services performs preparation work (such as minor base repair and crack sealing)Cost $13K per lane-mile Life 5-7 years

Full-Depth Asphalt Repair for ldquoCrdquo rated streets

Full-depth Asphalt Repair - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS to repair the surface and base failures Repairs are typically larger than a pothole but smaller than either Street Resurfacing or Street Rehabilitation projects After the failed area is cut square and removed a new base is placed and compacted and an asphalt surface is put in placeCost $2050 per square yard Life 5-7 years 26

Types of Street Treatments

Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

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ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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  • The BIG Picture 2017 Captial Bond Program Follow Up Information - Street Conditions
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  • Appendix A Street TreatmensImpacts and Cost 24
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  • Appendix B Dallas County Partner Projects 31
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Partial Reconstruction for ldquoCrdquo rated (and some ldquoDrdquo rated) streets

Partial Reconstruction - This is a method used on CONCRETE STREETS It isremoval and replacement of large failed sections including breakout andremoval of old pavement repair of any base failures and placing new concrete Tobe a candidate for this repair residential and thoroughfare streets must have lessthan 25 of failed areaCost $6750 per square yard with curb-and-gutter repair Life 10-12 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

29

Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Street Rehabilitation for

ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Street Restoration forldquoErdquo rated streets

Rehabilitation - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when a large portion of the surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes the full-depth repair of base failures followed by a chip seal and a new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $160K per lane-mile Life 10-12 years

Restoration - A treatment for ASPHALT STREETS when the entire surface and the base have deteriorated to an unsatisfactory level It includes rebuilding the entire base by recycling the old base and surface materials into a new basefollowed by a chip seal and new two-inch layer of hot mix asphalt placed over the entire treated segment Candidate streets are predominately residential asphalt surfaced streets without curb and gutter Cost $180K per lane-mile Life 18-20 years

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Types of Street Treatments

Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Types of Street Treatments

Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

32

ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Resurfacing of Pavement for ldquoDrdquo rated streets

Re-Surfacing ndash This treatment removes the entire asphalt surface and pulverizes and recycles the old material with new asphalt binder The new asphalt surface is then placed over the entire surface compacted and smoothed to a proper finish Curb and gutter repair if needed is accomplished with the re-surfacing effortsCost $280K per lane-mile Life 15-20 years (with maintenance)

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Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

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ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

2 Streets are residential and within Dallas County District 1 from where the funding came 33

FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Full Reconstruction for ldquoErdquo rated streets

Reconstruction - This process is the removal of an existing street with extensive failures andor badlydeteriorated condition In the process the pavement is broken and removed (and often recycled) as isthe base Drainage concerns are addressed with this process The sub-base may be reconditioned asneeded then a new base is placed and compacted The new concrete surface pavement is thenplaced as shown above The construction work is outsourced under bond-issued fundingCost $135 M per lane-mile Life 20-50 years (with maintenance)

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Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

Note

From its $12m earmarked to contribute in its contract Dallas County may keep up to $60k it kept $5465696 as its administrative fee

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ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

NOTES 1 These street repairs are scheduled for summer -fall 2017 season

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FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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Appendix B

Dallas County Partner Projects

FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

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$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

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FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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FY 2015-2016 PROGRAM WORK - COMPLETEDDallas County amp City 50-50 Cost Sharing Street

Projects Actual CostSTREET SEGMENTS

Beacon St (S) From Columbia to Alton $ 5100565

Bruton Rd from Yucca to Hillburn $ 20890104

Bruton Rd from Pleasant to McCutcheon $ 33646043

Bruton Rd from Riverway to St Augustine $ 54223291

Elam Rd from CF Hawn to Jim Miller $ 29136135

Ferguson Rd from Sidwin to Pasteur $ 6496374

Forney Rd from Wimbelton to Buckner $ 25425944

Jupiter Rd from Prelude to Quail $ 4293248

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Easton to Fernald $ 7075802

Lake Highlands Dr (E) from Creekridge to Medlock $ 11720053

Lake June Rd from Templecliff to Jim Miller $ 16475861

Masters Dr from Shelburne to Ridge Oak $ 3545820

Military Pkwy from Lasca to Academy $ 10556940

Munger Blvd from Columbia to Reiger $ 7600635

Skillman St from Audelia to LBJ Service Rd $ 10072860

ALL STREET TOTAL $ 246259675

DALLAS COUNTY amp CITY OF DALLAS AMOUNTS SPLITReceived County Reimbursement $ 114534304

City Cost $ 131725371

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$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

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FY 16-17 ANTICIPATED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY ($264M)STREETS SEGMENT County

District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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ADDED STREETS TO REPAIR ndash USING DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 FUNDING

$1145340STREET SEGMENTS Cost Lane Miles

Carom Big Thicket to Woodlot $4557720 03998

Bohannon Pleasant to Holcomb $12581040 11036

Toland Wilkes to Jim Miller $6885600 0604

Devoon Cir Seco to Cul-de-Sac $2375760 02084

Trail Masters to Dead End Alley $15140340 13281

Woodhill Overpark to Jim Miller $7248120 06358

San Leandro St Francis to Lakeland $13246800 1162

San Benito Way Breezewood to St Francis $6045420 05303

Mapleton Oates to Heatherwood $8927340 07831

Santa Anna Vista Mar to Ruidosa $11452440 10046

Angora Lakeland to Tavaros $8592180 07537

Oates Buckner to Peavy $19638780 17227

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECTSrsquo COSTS $116691540 102361

USE OF DALLAS COUNTYrsquoS 50 CONTRIBUTION $114534004CITY OF DALLASrsquo NET COST OF PROJECTS $2157536

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District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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District Cost Estimate Lane Miles

EVERGREEN HILL RD Sylvan Ave to Knott Pl 4 $8132304 071336POINSETTIA DR Coombs Creek Dr to Keats Dr 4 $7749492 067978SHERIDAN ST Huron Dr to Mohawk Dr 4 $6433870 03719ALGIERS ST Mississippi Ave to Burgess Blvd 4 $7641420 06703BEECHWOOD LN Lenel Pl to Midway Rd 4 $13640898 119657CHIPPEWA DR Chalk Hill Rd to Clymer St 4 $8861334 077731

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS $52459318 440922

HILLTOP ST Military Pkwy to cul-de-sac 1 $21225120 075804GREENCREEK DR Oak Creek Cir to Rockbluff Dr 1 $1759818 015437OLD MILL LN Nachita Dr (S) to Fostoria Dr 1 $9190338 080617BAR X ST 7716 Bar X St to Longhorn St 1 $2729502 023943CODY DR Angier Way to Banquo Dr 1 $4070142 035703DARBY DR Scyene Rd to Military Pkwy 1 $10534398 092407DAVID PHILLIPS ST Dumfries Dr to O B Crowe Dr 1 $6801240 05966EVERGLADE RD Menefee Dr to Ponderosa Way 1 $12140544 106496OLSON DR Moberly Ln to Eastpoint Dr 1 $13794456 121004RICH ST Hollis Ave to Tooms St 1 $3866994 033921RUTHERGLEN DR Cedar Run Dr to Pinehaven Dr 1 $7728060 06779SHARPVIEW LN Canterview Dr to Dorrington Dr 1 $6652698 058357ST FRANCIS AVE Ferguson Rd to Sweetwater Dr 1 $15729492 137978SWEETWATER DR Lakeland Dr to Greenmeadow Dr 1 $7557630 066295URBAN CREST RD Everglade Rd to Banting Way 1 $7737522 067873SAN BENITO WAY White Rock Dr to Breezewood Dr 1 $11312840 040403SPRINGHILL DR Westglen Dr to Ferguson Rd 1 $33644520 120159WHITTIER AVE Garland Rd to Santa Clara Dr 1 $25098360 089637BEECHMONT DR Oates Dr to alley before Ferguson Rd 1 $6601512 057908FOXGROVE CIR Vinewood Dr to cul-de-sac 1 $3665100 03215

DISTRICT 1 TOTAL $211840286 1383542

REQUESTED REIMBURSMENT AMOUNT FROM DALLAS COUNTY $264299604NotesProjected Dallas County Participation List - $5400000 - (5050 - County $2700000 - City $2700000)If monies awarded to City by Dallas County these projects are anticipated to take place in FY 2017-2018

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