Slurry Seal

A Slurry Seal is an economical approach to preserving pavement conditions on heavily traveled local roads that the City of Bothell began utilizing in 2018. This method is expected to provide five to ten years of improved pavement condition.

Schedule

Timeline What's Happening

July 2021


Roads prepped with crack sealing and asphalt patching

August 11, 2021


Slurry seal started

What to Expect

During

The contractor will maintain access for local residents, mail delivery, garbage pick-up, and emergency vehicles. 

There will be parking restrictions from 8:30 am - 4 pm. "No Parking" signs will be posted in advance. Residents who will need to drive in the area on the roadway after application should park on unaffected side streets in advance. You will not be able to drive on the roadway for 4-6 hours. Residents can expect to see mailers and on-street signage with more information prior to construction. 

After 

After Slurry Seal is applied, the surface of the road will be a bit rough. The contractor will sweep streets several times to remove loose rocks. The rough surface will smooth out with traffic, weather, and sweeping.

Maps

96th Ave NE and NE 200th St

96th Ave NE and NE 200th St Slurry Seal Map

90th Ave NE and 92nd Ave NE

90th Ave NE and 92nd Ave NE Slurry Seal Map

NE 203rd St

NE 203rd St Slurry Seal Map

NE 188th St

NE 188th St Slurry Seal Map

29th Ave SE and 33rd Dr SE

29th Ave SE and 33rd Dr SE Slurry Seal Map

Mailer

Slurry Seal Mailer

Funding

This project is funded by the Safe Streets & Sidewalks levy as part of the annual Pavement Preservation Program.

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For accommodations, such as alternate formats or language assistance, please contact Erin Leonhart at Erin.Leonhart@bothellwa.gov. 

Para adaptaciones, como formatos alternativos y asistencia con el idioma, comuníquese con Erin Leonhart en Erin.Leonhart@bothellwa.gov. 

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