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BACKGROUND On July 17, 2012, Council awarded the contract to American Asphalt Repair and Resurfacing Co., Inc. in the amount of $570,369.25. The project included slurry sealing approximately 1,700,000 square feet of pavement, on the following fourteen City streets, with latex emulsified asphalt utilizing Type II black volcanic aggregate. STREET NAME BEGIN LOCATION END LOCATION LENGTH WIDTH AREA(SQFT) KOTTINGER SECOND STREET BERNAL AVENUE 3,988 37 146,494 DRIVE VINEYARD FIRST STREET BERNAL AVENUE 3,763 36 138,917 AVENUE CHRISTINA VINEYARD END 575 33 20,491 COURT AVENUE AMADOR COURT VINEYARD END 724 29 22,230 AVENUE VISTA DIABLO VINEYARD WEST/EAST ENDS 875 32 33,157 COURT AVENUE RAY STREET MAIN STREET FIRST STREET 1,262 31 41,098 FAIR STREET ROSE AVENUE DIVISION STREET 513 39 17,800 ROSE AVENUE PLEASANTON FAIR STREET 1,999 33 64,483 AVENUE PLEASANTON ST. JOHN CIRCLE ST. MARY STREET 684 28 18,471 AVENUE ST. JOHN CIRCLE ST. JOHN STREET ST. JOHN COURT 838 30 25,540 WALNUT DRIVE RAY STREET END 921 29 29,784 ST. JOHN COURT PLEASANTON END 186 30 AVENUE 8,196 ST. JOHN STREET PLEASANTON RAILROAD TRACK 798 48 AVENUE 10,216 HOPYARD ROAD N-O OWENS BLACK AVENUE 11,160 84-94 1,113,373 DRIVE TOTAL 1,690,220 The project includes grant funding, on a reimbursement basis, from the BTA to stripe Hopyard Road between Owens Drive and Black Avenue with a Class II Bike Lane for both directions of traffic, in accordance to the Pleasanton Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan adopted by the City Council on February 2010. DISCUSSION This project is part of the City's preventative maintenance program and is expected to extend the life of the streets, thereby reducing long-term operation and maintenance costs. This project is expected to improve roadway surface traction and prolong the life of the streets. Page 2 of 3