Heads up, local residents, American Pavement Preservation is rolling out their slurry seal operations in town, patching up streets and keeping the infrastructure in tip-top shape. A map of the affected streets, which had been previously crack sealed in the spring, is now available for viewing, according to the City of Boulder City.
The routine maintenance is set to begin, and APP isn't wasting any time to communicate with residents. They'll be dropping 5-day and 24-hour notices on doorsteps and ushering in "No Parking" signs a few days prior to slice through any confusion about when cars need to move. Despite the slight inconvenience, the company is clearly trying to ensure nobody gets that fresh seal on their car or tracks it up their driveway, as reported by the City of Boulder City.
For those who need specifics, APP is keeping to a strict schedule, cranking out work from Monday to Thursday, bright and early at 7:00 a.m. and wrapping up around 6:00 p.m. So if your street is on the list, you'll need to either skedaddle out with your vehicle before the day breaks or keep it parked away from the work zones until they give the all-clear.
The city is appreciative of the patience offered by the community during this stretch of preservation work. Driving through the wet slurry seal, in case one needs reminding, is a surefire way to ruin a good day—and the look of your vehicle. Best adhere to the posted signs and schedules to sidestep any sticky situations. The full details, reminders, and a healthy dose of neighborly advice about the project can be found thanks to the folks at City of Boulder City's official announcements.
