The general level of care about how this was done this year has been duly noted. The streets were cleaned prior to the oil and rock applications and the amount of gravel was kept to a minimum. Excess gravel was cleaned up within a few short days. And as a added step a water truck pushed what the street sweepers missed to the side of the streets and another trip through with the street sweeper.
In years past we have not seen this level of attention to making the dreaded chip sealing pretty much a non-event this year. Hats off to the Caldwell City Street people.
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