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The committee selects a member to serve as chairperson to facilitate meetings. GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The City Council, at its June 10, 2024 meeting, appointed the following elected officials to serve on the Capital Improvement Projects Committee. Name Place Term Russ Mitchell Member June 30, 2026 Suzy Compton Member June 30, 2026 Kelvin Deupree Member June 30, 2026 Jack McCarty Alternate June 30, 2026 This is the first meeting for the new committee members and a chairperson must be selected from the membership. RECOMMENDATION: To select a member to serve as chairperson. CIP COMMITTEE MEMORANDUM FROM: Public Works Department DATE: February 10, 2025 SUBJECT: Approve minutes of the April 10, 2023 Capital Improvement Projects Committee meeting. PRESENTER: Boe Blankenship, Director of Public Works GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The minutes for the previous meeting are placed on the agenda for review and approval by the Committee. Upon approval of the minutes, an electronic copy will be uploaded to RECOMMENDATION: Approve minutes of the April 10, 2023 Capital Improvement Projects Committee meeting. MINUTES OF THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS COMMITTEE MEETING OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS HELD IN THE COMMUNITY ROOM OF CITY HALL LOCATED AT 4301 CITY POINT DRIVE APRIL 10, 2023 Present: Suzy Compton, Council Member, Place 3 Mason Orr, Council Member, Place 4 Kelvin Deupree, Council Member, Place 7 Oscar Trevino, Alternate, Mayor Staff present: Mark Hindman, City Manager Paulette Hartman, Deputy City Manager Karen Manila, Asst. City Manager Caroline Waggoner, Director of Public Works Boe Blankenship, Asst. Director of Public Works, Operations Chris Turner, Street Superintendent Elizabeth Braden, Capital Projects Manager Also in attendance: Blake Vaughn, Council Member, Place 5 Mary Peters, Communications Director Maleshia McGinnis, City Attorney Thomas McMillian, Asst. City Attorney Trudy Lewis, Budget & Research Director Mark Mills, Finance Director A. CALL TO ORDER Director Caroline Waggoner called the meeting to order at 4:31pm. B. PUBLIC COMMENTS There were no comments from the public. April 10, 2023 CIP Committee Meeting Minutes Page 1 of 5 C. ACTION ITEMS C.1 Selection of chairperson. Council member Kelvin Deupree nominated Council member Mason Orr, Council member Suzy Compton seconded. All voted in favor. C.2 Approve minutes of the February 28, 2022 Capital Improvement Projects Committee meeting. Chairman Mason Orr called for consideration of the February 28, 2022 Capital Improvement Projects Committee minutes. Council member Suzy Compton moved, seconded by Council member Kelvin Deupree to approve the February 28, 2022 Capital Improvement Projects Committee minutes. Motion to approve carried 3-0. C.3 Discuss and consider the 2023 Preventive Street Maintenance Program. Director Caroline Waggoner welcomed the committee members to the meeting and handed off to Asst. Director Boe Blankenship for presentation. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship welcomed chair and committee members. Emphasized comfort with stopping for questions or comments during the presentation. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship started with reviewing the pavement network summary. North Richland Hills has 245 centerline milesthe total length of roadand 549 lane miles. Of those, nearly 2/3 is asphalt and 1/3 concrete. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship discusses the pavement management toolbox, which consists of citizen input, economic development, budget, maintenance technique, localized utility work, and pavement assessment data. In 2019, street data was collected to create a 10-year maintenance plan, which recommended street maintenance projects for streets with PCI of 40 or higher. Council member Kelvin Deupree asks what PCI stands for and if it is on a scale. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship states it stands for pavement condition index and is a scale out of 100 and describes what type of maintenance is required. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship reviews the t plan: crack sealing, where two images are shown to demonstrate how the City does crack sealing vs others, and describes why and where crack sealing is effective; slurry seal or microsurfacing, what they are, why they are used, and what the differences are; 2-inch hot mix asphalt overlay (HMAC), describing what the process is; asphalt rehabilitation, which is April 10, 2023 CIP Committee Meeting Minutes Page 2 of 5 partnered with Tarrant County through an interlocal agreement; partial pavement replacement, which replaces portions of concrete streets whether through patches or full panel replacements; concrete crack sealing, describing why they appear on why its best to artial panel replacements later. Council member Kelvin Deupree surfacing. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship responds with that we have in recent years, but only on major roadways where it is better suited. Mayor Oscar Trevino asked if we rake the joins in HMAC all the way down the road. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship confirms that this is the case and further describes the process, stating that we plan to utilize an interlocal agreement with Hurst this year for this process. Council member Kelvin Deupree asked if, with the panel replacements, do they fix the underlying issue with panel. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship we fix what we can. Mayor Oscar Trevino confirms that sometimes the issues would take days or weeks to fix because you have to let them sit before it can be repaired to let the area dry out, in cases of drainage issues causing the problem. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship provides an update on the 2022 Preventative Street Maintenance program. The program is complete with five of the six preventative street maintenance techniques, and expected completion of the sixth technique is May 2023, which includes six streets. Council member Kelvin Deupree asks about the lifespan of a 2-inch asphalt overlay. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship says, under the right conditions, it could be anywhere from 15 to 25 years. A lot of factors go into that, but we have some streets that are over 25 years old now. Sometimes a slurry seal becomes necessary to help it last longer before a reconstruction is necessary. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship discussed the program achievements. Since 2019, nearly 57 centerline miles have been completed. Mayor Oscar Trevino asks if we have a cost per lane mile for the program. Director Caroline Waggoner says she can provide the cost by length by technique and does. Mayor Oscar Trevino states that this shows that it costs less to do preventative maintenance, and buys more time before having to do a more expensive solution. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship continues to the 2023 program which covers 128 projects on 120 streets. He also provides a breakdown on each technique, stating the number of streets, Council member Kelvin Deupree asked what the driving factor was for deciding which streets would be done and if it was the 2019 street assessment. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship April 10, 2023 CIP Committee Meeting Minutes Page 3 of 5 responds that some are not on the assessment, but are dictated by various reasons like repeated water main breaks that have deteriorated the condition. Sunset was from citizen input by phone calls or the citizen survey. Director Caroline Waggoner chimed in that Sunset is different by being completed through the county because it is in a very deteriorated condition and needs additional help and would have otherwise been waiting for a full reconstruction. Council member Kelvin Deupree asked if we contact franchise utilities to see if they plan on doing work in the future so we can time our work better. Director Caroline Waggoner responds that we try but sometimes plans change. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship opens the floor for further questions. Council member Kelvin Deupree says his are all answered. Mayor Oscar Trevino says that we need to continue to use the PCI to determine which streets are worked on so that we can be equal and fair going forward. Once you get to the bottom of the list, the work can be spread out more so that hopefully the whole city can still benefit. Until then, we need something that is systematic so that no one can be accused of favoritism. Chairman Mason Orr says everyone will think their own street is more important and expresses appreciation for Public Works being methodical. Mayor Oscar Trevino emphasizes need for justifiable methodology. Council member Suzy Compton asks if on a concrete street, is there an underlying reason for Director Caroline Waggoner says it has to do with moisture. Council member Suzy Compton brings up Graham Ranch that has this issue. Director Caroline Waggoner says Graham Ranch has rough soil and that causes drainage issues. Director Caroline Waggoner says sometimes it could be some others issues like franchise utilities or bad soil compaction, but it is almost always drainage. Mayor Oscar Trevino confirms that some of the newer subdivisions have bad soil conditions and that the drainage suffers are a result. Council member Suzy Compton asked further about droughts and drainage. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship explains that the soil shrinks and can Streets Superintendent Chris Turner says that trees can suck moisture out of trees which can have the same effect. This can cause early cracks when they are pouring concrete. Mayor Oscar Trevino chimes in to say sometimes the wind blowing too much when concrete is poured it can also cause issues. Streets Superintendent Chris Turner confirms this. Council member Kelvin Deupree asks if we have updated PCIs since the 2019 data. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship confirms that we are working on completing our next street assessment as part of the 5-year mark for street assessments. We are hoping to have the consultant this summer so that next year we are using the data we get from this upcoming assessment. Director Caroline Waggoner chimes in that the PCIs are a snapshot of what the conditions are, and we will be looking to be more than that with this upcoming assessment. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship reiterates this point. Director Caroline Waggoner states that, April 10, 2023 CIP Committee Meeting Minutes Page 4 of 5 should factor in degradation to factor in traffic. Mayor Oscar Trevino asks about manpower since it sounds like a lot of work. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship says we are currently fully staffed, but some of the employees are new and Streets Superintendent Chris Turner says we can finish the projects. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship talks about how we are improving upon our outreach with the help of Mary Peters and improving on communications. Mayor Oscar Trevino references the maps of the program and compliments how nicely done it is and how it is equally balanced across the City. Deputy City Manager Paulette Hartman discusses how we are starting on doing drone footage for major projects and for streets within this program, after Mayor Oscar Trevino requested it. City Manager Mark Hindman chimed in how we should raise awareness of how we doubled the budget. Mayor Oscar Trevino emphasizes what City Manager Mark Hindman had said. Asst. Director Boe Blankenship states that, if approved, this program would go before council th on the 24. Chairman Mason Orr asked if there would any other questions. There were none. Council member Suzy Compton moved, seconded by Council member Kelvin Deupree to approve the 2023 Preventive Street Maintenance Program. Council member Suzy Compton compliments staff on doubling the program. Council member Kelvin Deupree thanks Boe Blankenship for the presentation and for answering questions. Oscar compliments and Caroline Waggoner for all of their work in Public Works. Council member Suzy Compton thanks Elizabeth Braden for joining the team and her work as well. Motion to approve carried 3-0. D. ADJOURNMENT Meeting adjourned at 5:25pm. April 10, 2023 CIP Committee Meeting Minutes Page 5 of 5 CIP COMMITTEE MEMORANDUM FROM: Public Works Department DATE: February 10, 2025 SUBJECT: Discuss and consider the 2025 Preventive Street Maintenance Program. PRESENTER: Boe Blankenship, Director of Public Works SUMMARY: The Public Works Department has developed a recommendation for the 2025 Preventive Street Maintenance Program. The proposed program is based on the recommendations of the 2024 Pavement Assessment Project presented to City Council in May of 2024. GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The Preventive Street Maintenance Program was created to invest proactively in street maintenance to prolong their useful life. Prior to 2018 the priorities were set based on visual staff observations. Beginning with the 2019/2020 programs, pavement analysis technology was used via an outside consultant. The consultant, armed with tools like ground penetrating radar, can ascertain what is occurring below the pavement surface, allowing them to predict subgrade failure and future pavement issues. The scientific -term plan of action that if followed, would make better use of available maintenance funds to improve overall condition rating. This program is larger in scale as compared to typical years due to the increased budget. In addition to the larger budget, the proposed improvements focus almost entirely on asphalt overlays and asphalt rehabilitation methods. The 2025 Program will engage several contractors and contracts to operate within the $6,300,000 budget and include some new methodology to allow production scaling. With the program focusing primarily on asphalt overlays, staff will bring on a turnkey contractor rather than separating the milling and paving activities. This approach will allow for a timelier mill to asphalt timeline and less inconvenience to residents and motorists. A list of recommended streets is included in the packet. In addition to a number of overlay streets, this program also includes the rehabilitation of Bursey Road from Hunter Lane to Bursey Road South to be completed in partnership with utilized the Tarran more streets per year since 2011. This partnership with Tarrant County has been successful for several years. Recent cooperative programs include streets like Sunset Road, Meadow Road, Eden Road and Susan Lee Lane. Program at the CIP Committee Meeting and address any questions. RECOMMENDATION: Recommend approval of the 2025 Preventive Street Maintenance Program to the City Council. ASPHALT OVERLAY 2024 - 2025 PREVENTIVE STREET MAINTENANCE PROGRAM 2" HmacSubgrade & Condition LengthTotal Estimated No.Street OverlayCurb/Gutter Rating(FT)Cost CostCost CATCHIN DR 154.31,380$73,852.00$53,523.00$ 127,375.00 RIVIERA DR DEVILLE DR BURSEY RD **** 252.41,562$146,828.00$273,200.00$ 420,028.00 HUNTER LN-BURSEY RD S KILMER DR 340.3677$35,204.00$31,292.00$ 66,496.00 DICK LEWIS DR-MEADOW CREST DR WHEELWOOD DR 442.6486$27,216.00$24,192.00$ 51,408.00 WONDOL CT-150' EAST OF WEDGEVIEW DR CHUCK DR 540.1295$17,110.00$15,208.00$ 32,318.00 290' WEST OF NORTHFIELD DR-NORTHFIELD ELLIS DR 640.1376$21,056.00$18,716.00$ 39,772.00 380' WEST OF NORTHFIELD DR-NORTHFIELD MAPLELEAF DR 740.21,147$61,938.00$55,056.00$ 116,994.00 PARKWAY DR-JOHN AUTRY RD PARKWAY DR 840.2832$44,928.00$14,652.00$ 59,580.00 RED OAK ST-OAK RIDGE DR RIDGEWAY AVE 940.21,148$61,992.00$55,104.00$ 117,096.00 PARKWAY DR-JOHN AUTRY RD SMITH DR 1040.1530$30,740.00$27,324.00$ 58,064.00 530' WEST OF NORTHFIELD DR-NORTHFIELD MARILYN LN 1142.3946$52,976.00$44,146.00$ 97,122.00 HOLIDAY LN E-NE LOOP 820 LAKE VIEW CIR 1242.11,307$70,578.00$58,815.00$ 129,393.00 MEADOW LAKES DR-MEADOW LAKES DR MEADOW PARK DR S 1342.5445$24,030.00$20,025.00$ 44,055.00 WOOD VIEW ST-MEADOW PARK BLVD KAREN DR 1442.3591$34,278.00$28,565.00$ 62,843.00 HOLIDAY LN E-NE LOOP 820 SUSAN CT 1540.3587$32,872.00$27,393.00$ 60,265.00 SCOTT DR-590' EAST OF SCOTT DR ROYAL CT 1640.4573$30,942.00$25,785.00$ 56,727.00 GLENVIEW DR-570' NORTH OF GLENVIEW DR SPRING MEADOW DR 1742.51,293$72,408.00$4,386.00$ 76,794.00 MEADOW PARK DR S-MEADOW PARK DR N TERRY CT 1840.3408$22,848.00$19,040.00$ 41,888.00 SCOTT DR-410' EAST OF SCOTT DR SKYLARK CT 1942.1513$27,702.00$23,085.00$ 50,787.00 MEADOW LAKES DR-510' NORTH OF SKYLARK RIDGE VIEW CT 2042.1573$30,942.00$25,785.00$ 56,727.00 MEADOW LAKES DR-570' WEST OF MEADOW RICHLAND PLAZA DR 2141.51,759$168,864.00$140,720.00$ 309,584.00 BILLIE FAYE DR-26 BLVD \\ GRAPEVINE HWY CHARLES ST 2241.5308$14,168.00$11,806.00$ 25,974.00 RICHLAND PLAZA DR-ONYX DR S VENICE ST 2341.5305$15,860.00$13,216.00$ 29,076.00 RICHLAND PLAZA DR-ONYX DR S CEDAR PARK AVE 2442.4584$31,536.00$26,280.00$ 57,816.00 OAK RIDGE DR-SMITHFIELD RD CHESTNUT DR 2541.7649$35,046.00$29,205.00$ 64,251.00 KRISTINA LN-SMITHFIELD RD ACORN DR 2641.7654$35,316.00$29,430.00$ 64,746.00 KRISTINA LN-SMITHFIELD RD OAK KNOLL DR 2741.7735$39,690.00$33,075.00$ 72,765.00 KRISTINA LN-SMITHFIELD RD Asphalt Overlay 1 of 3 2" HmacSubgrade & Condition LengthTotal Estimated No.Street OverlayCurb/Gutter Rating(FT)Cost CostCost CRESTWOOD CT S 2828.6123$6,642.00$19,073.00$ 25,715.00 CRESTWOOD CIR W-123' EAST OF CRESTWOO CRESTWOOD CT N 2928.6140$7,560.00$27,005.00$ 34,565.00 CRESTWOOD CIR W-140' EAST OF CRESTWOO DOGWOOD CT 3024.3408$21,216.00$24,098.33$ 45,314.33 MEADOWVIEW TER-410' EAST OF MEADOWV COLORADO BLVD 3111.61,010$54,540.00$50,156.00$ 104,696.00 HARWOOD RD LYNDA LN WINSLOW CT 3243.0843$45,522.00$45,623.16$ 91,145.16 8400' WEST OF PRECINCT LINE RD-PRECINCT CARMA DR 3342.2861$46,494.00$43,859.34$ 90,353.34 GLENVIEW DR-MANOR DR BUENOS AIRES DR 3442.93,015$180,900.00$128,181.67$ 309,081.67 RUFE SNOW DR-CARACAS DR CIRCLEVIEW CT 3542.8281$15,174.00$14,314.14$ 29,488.14 LARIAT TRL-280' EAST OF LARIAT TRL BLACKFOOT TER 3641.6456$25,536.00$24,088.96$ 49,624.96 BEDFORD-EULESS RD-AIRPORT FWY HAVANA DR 3742.9951$53,256.00$50,238.16$ 103,494.16 BUENOS AIRES DR-TRINIDAD DR JOREEN DR 3841.31,444$80,864.00$42,980.74$ 123,844.74 MAPLEWOOD AVE-GROVE ST DIAMOND LOCH W 3940.470$10,640.00$10,037.06$ 20,677.06 DIAMOND LOCH W-70' EAST OF DIAMOND LO DESIREE LN 4041.6818$45,808.00$43,212.21$ 89,020.21 BEDFORD-EULESS RD-AIRPORT FWY LUTHER CT 4141.9320$16,640.00$15,697.06$ 32,337.06 320' WEST OF HOLIDAY LN-HOLIDAY LN NORTH HILLS CT 4241.3165$17,820.00$16,810.20$ 34,630.20 NORTH HILLS DR-170' EAST OF NORTH HILLS MOODY CT 4341.9223$11,596.00$10,938.89$ 22,534.89 220' WEST OF HOLIDAY LN-HOLIDAY LN KING ARTHUR CT 4441.7454$23,608.00$22,270.21$ 45,878.21 GLENVIEW DR-450' EAST OF GLENVIEW DR ROGAN DR 4542.2864$48,384.00$45,642.24$ 94,026.24 BOOTH CALLOWAY RD-LYNN TERR SPURGEON CT 4641.9405$21,060.00$19,866.60$ 40,926.60 410' WEST OF HOLIDAY LN-HOLIDAY LN WHITFIELD CT 4741.9370$19,240.00$18,149.73$ 37,389.73 370' WEST OF HOLIDAY LN-HOLIDAY LN WESLEY CT 4841.9293$15,236.00$14,372.62$ 29,608.62 290' WEST OF HOLIDAY LN-HOLIDAY LN WULIGER WAY 4942.21,409$76,086.00$75,101.85$ 151,187.81 BROWNING DR-BROWNING CT DIAMOND LOCH W 5040.475$11,550.00$10,895.49$ 22,445.49 DIAMOND LOCH W-80' EAST OF DIAMOND LO DEVONSHIRE DR 5141.71,172$58,600.00$50,112.66$ 108,712.66 GLENVIEW DR-DIAMOND LOCH N. VANCE RD 5243.0347$18,738.00$17,676.18$ 36,414.18 RIVIERA DR-SHAUNA DR RIVIERA DR 5341.01,160$76,560.00$47,074.00$ 123,634.00 SPRING RIVER LN-LARIAT TR STANDLEY ST 5441.3536$30,016.00$28,315.09$ 58,331.09 GROVE ST-JOREEN DR COLLEGE CIR 5543.0413$26,432.00$24,934.18$ 51,366.18 ROSS RD-DAVIS BLVD VICTORIA AVE 5642.81,020$55,080.00$51,958.80$ 107,038.80 LARIAT TRAIL-RUFE SNOW DR CORTLAND DR 5741.51,001$54,054.00$50,990.93$ 105,044.93 HEWITT ST-SMITHFIELD RD Asphalt Overlay 2 of 3 2" HmacSubgrade & Condition LengthTotal Estimated No.Street OverlayCurb/Gutter Rating(FT)Cost CostCost BRENTWOOD CT 5840.1523$27,196.00$25,654.89$ 52,850.89 HOLIDAY LN-520' EAST OF HOLIDAY LN CHESWICK DR 5941.0422$21,944.00$20,700.50$ 42,644.50 DRIFFIELD CIR W-DRIFFIELD CIR E BROCKWOOD CT 6040.1519$26,988.00$25,458.67$ 52,446.67 HOLIDAY LN-520' EAST OF HOLIDAY LN HEWITT ST 6141.5980$43,120.00$40,676.53$ 83,796.53 CHAPMAN RD-CORTLAND DR DRIFFIELD CIR 6241.0402$20,904.00$19,719.43$ 40,623.43 DRIFFIELD CIR W-DRIFFIELD CIR E GLENWOOD DR 6342.6968$50,336.00$47,483.62$ 97,819.62 SUNSET RD-SUNRISE DR INWOOD DR 6442.11,167$60,684.00$57,245.23$ 117,929.23 RUFE SNOW DR-CROSSTIMBERS LN OAK VIEW AVE 6542.1479$24,908.00$23,496.54$ 48,404.54 PARKWOOD DR-NORTH PARK DR PARKWOOD DR 6642.11,035$53,820.00$39,043.73$ 92,863.73 RUFE SNOW DR-CROSSTIMBERS LN SUNRISE DR 6742.61,598$83,096.00$50,659.95$ 133,755.95 SUNSET RD-GLENDALE DR RIDGEWOOD DR 6842.11,210$62,920.00$59,354.53$ 122,274.53 RUFE SNOW DR-CROSSTIMBERS LN SHADYDALE DR 6940.3830$43,160.00$40,714.26$ 83,874.26 CROSSTIMBERS LN-MEADOWVIEW TER WENTWOOD CT 7040.1471$24,492.00$23,104.12$ 47,596.12 WENTWOOD CT-470' EAST OF HOLIDAY LN ARBORBROOK DR 7142.6748$38,896.00$36,691.89$ 75,587.89 SUNSET RD-SUNRISE DR ODELL ST 72 40.71,353$73,062.00$68,921.82$ 141,983.82 DAVIS BLVD-TRADONNA LN MEADOWVIEW TER 7340.31,993$103,636.00$42,084.21$ 145,720.21 SPRINGDALE LN-STARNES RD TERRY DR 74 41.6669$36,126.00$31,401.18$ 67,527.18 COLLEGE CIR-150' EAST OF PRICE DR GREEN ACRES DR 7531.91,213$65,502.00$56,872.53$ 122,374.53 RUFE SNOW DR-CROSSTIMBERS LN HICKORY PLACE CT 15.9196$10,584.00$9,950.89$ 20,534.89 76 SOUTH CREST DR-196' N OF SOUTH CREST DR FRANKLIN CT 7711.6750$40,500.00$0.00$ 40,500.00 SHADY GROVE RD-750' S OF SHADY GROVE R O'BRIAN WAY 868$46,872.00$35,756.00$ 82,628.00 7855.2 CORK LN NEWMAN DR HEWITT ST 7932.21,675$73,700.00$0.00$ 73,700.00 MEADOW RD BRIARDALE DR $ 6,395,906.98 **** Rehab done by County Asphalt Overlay 3 of 3