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WELCOME! Tracy Bartlett, Chapter President NCE Introductions Overview view Founded in 1990 Nearly 100 employees Five offices California Sacramento, Point Richmond, and Fountain Valley Nevada Reno and South Lake Tahoe

  1. WELCOME! Tracy Bartlett, Chapter President NCE Introductions

  5. Overview view • Founded in 1990 • Nearly 100 employees • Five offices – California • Sacramento, Point Richmond, and Fountain Valley – Nevada • Reno and South Lake Tahoe

  6. Se Services vices

  7. As Asse set/P t/Pavement avement Ma Managem nagement ent • Asset Management • Pavement Management

  8. Trans anspor portation ation Rese sear arch ch • Data Collection – Highways & Local Roads • Pavement Performance & Modeling • New Pavement Design Techniques/Materials • Forensic Analysis

  9. Civi vil l En Engineeri ineering ng • Roadway Design & Complete Streets • Utility Relocation Design • Bike/Pedestrian Facilities • Plans and Specifications • Support during Construction

  10. En Envir ironment onmental al En Engineeri ineering ng • Contaminated Site Remediation • Phase I/II/III • Due Diligence for Property Acquisitions

  11. Wat ater ershed shed Sc Science nce & Pl Planning anning • Regulatory Compliance • Stormwater Management Plans • Data Collection and GIS • CEQA/NEPA • Biological Monitoring • Wetland Delineation

  12. Av Aviation ation Se Services vices • Airside/Landside Design • Pavement Sustainability • Distress Data Collection • Pavement Management/GIS • Forensic Analysis • Regulatory Compliance/Permitting

  13. We Ar Are Hiri iring! ng! www.ncenet.com Tracy cy Bartl tlet ett Busi siness ness Develo velopm pment ent Coordi dinat nator or p p (510) 215-3620 c c (916) 798-8033 e e tbartlett@ncenet.com 501 Canal Blvd., Suite I, Pt. Richmond, CA 94804

  14. developing YOUR vision | delivering YOUR project

  15. “ Every day we get the opportunity to deliver projects that ” improve the quality of life for people in our communities. John Quincy • Tran anspor ortatio ion and and water eng engin ineerin ing g fi firm since 1992 • Plannin ing, g, desi design, es estim timates, surv urvey and and con onstructio ion ma management ser ervic ices • 5 of offi fices in n Cali California ia & & Or Oregon on o Wal alnut Cr Creek & & Pleasanton on o Hea eadquarters in n Ra Rancho o Co Cordova

  16. State Route 4/Balfour Road Interchange | CCTA Golf Club Road/Old Quarry Road Improvements (CM) | Pleasant Hill

  17. Morgan Territory Road Slide Repair| Contra Costa County Alhambra Valley Road Washout Repair (CM)| Contra Costa County Ygnacio Valley Road Pavement Rehab | Walnut Creek Marsh Creek Detention Facility Bridge | Contra Costa County

  20. Solano County: Our Roads From Bad to Best

  21. Improving Solano County Pavement Condition  2006: PCI of 58. Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Solano County commits to chip 100 seal 15% of roads 95 each year with 90 PMRE* oil 85 81 81 80 75 78  2013: County 80 hits Regional 75 71 67 68 70 Goal of PCI 75 61 62 64 65 59 58  2015: Solano #1 60 county in the Bay 55 Area Region with 50 PCI 81 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 * - Polymer Modified Rejuvenating Emulsion

  22. Backbone Treatment - Chip Sealing • Keeps the top of the pavement sealed for 3-5 years, lasts 5-8 years • Limits moisture penetration, and re-seals in the summer heat • ~1/3 the cost of asphalt concrete paving, and lasts ~½ as long = $PROFIT$

  23. Blade Patching and Crack Sealing

  24. What We Do  Plan ahead with a 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan  First 3 years should be solid, last 2 should be flexible  Fund it even in bad years  Focus on your median PCI roads and higher  Let your worst roads go for now… You’ll get to them later  Use pavement management software like StreetSaver  Apply the right treatment to the right road:  Failed roads get minimal maintenance to keep them safe  Establish a sealed course on “bad -to- ok” roads  Asphalt concrete overlays on “ok -to- good” roads  Microsurfacing seals on “good” roads

  25. What We Don’t Do ( After learning the hard way )  Don’t prioritize complaints and politics before engineering in road/treatment selections (easier said than done…)  Don’t slurry seal anything but your best roads  Don’t overlay your failing roads  Don’t limit your Operations crew from being able to do extensive maintenance work

  26. End Questions: Matt Tuggle, PE Engineering Manager Solano County 707-784-6072 mrtuggle@solanocounty.com

  27. • May 25 th – Call for Presentations Due • June 6 th – Conference Committee Meeting • June 28 th – Monthly Educational Luncheon • July 13 th – Annual APWA & MSA Scholarship Golf Tournament • July 28 th – SF Giants Game & BBQ

  28. • PWX – Kansas City, MO – August 26th-29th • APWA Gold Name Badges – Purchase for $10 • We are looking for someone to chair the Golf Tournament starting in 2019! Get involved and help to make our Chapter even better!

  29. Oroville Dam: Before, During, and After Presented By: Randy Fessler, P.E California Department of Water Resources, Executive Division

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