Starting the day after Halloween, those driving around in High Point may need to take an alternate route while work crews do their thing.
On Wednesday, Nov. 1, Pavement Technology Inc., a City of High Point contractor, is set to begin treating more than 80 sections of asphalt with an “environmentally responsible and sustainable maltene-restoring” substance called Reclamite in an effort to extend the life of the pavement well into the future.
Reclamite, which is sprayed on asphalt and similar surfaces, is designed to hinder the aging process by penetrating well into the surface and reinforcing the binding agents.
It is said to hold up well against all types of weather – from the hot sun to ice-cold snow.
While working in High Point, Pavement Technology crews will install temporary “No Parking” signs and distribute notices to affected property owners. Those notices will include the specific dates of treatment as well as additional information.
This project is expected to take about three weeks from start to finish, so the city should have more durable streets in many places by the time December rolls around.
That timeline could be delayed by weather, but current forecasts, for the start of November at least. call for clear skies.
A list of the streets being treated, as well as an interactive map, can be found on the City’s website at www.highpointnc.gov/PavementMaintenance. The streets that have been chosen for preservation were paved between three and five years ago.
A list of frequently asked questions regarding the treatment process can also be found on the city’s pavement maintenance webpage.
For questions or concerns not addressed on that webpage, you can contact the City of High Point Street Maintenance Division at 336-883-3455.
They’re welcome to come to Greensboro. . . .but the city needs to fill in the potholes first, and also repair the sewer covers to be even with the road surface, and level the dips in the streets, etc. So. . . .that will take 4 – 5 years, so hope they can get back to Geekboro by then.
Speaking of age, yesterday was one of the happiest in my life. My wife received a letter from DCM Services @ 1550 American Blvd, Suite E., Bloomington, MN. (612-243-8620); advising her that they were sorry that I had passed away, and that they were sorry for her loss. They want to help her with managing her estate. So I have a brand new lease on life, oh, happy day. Suppose they have a financial scam, or looking to buy her house? Mebbe I will call them.
On another note, after watching Jeopardy on CBS, I was distracted to the point where I saw the first five minutes or so lead in to the CBS show “Big Brother”. Perhaps 8 or 10 people who were adults; but a more dystfunctional, woke, multi-sexual-in-garb bunch of ignernt misfits I have never seen in real life or social media. Was it supposed to be drama, funny, real life parody, who knows? Is this what Americans are watching? Is this all the once-respected TV network has to offer? Check it out yourself next Tuesday.
CBS has fallen down to the bottom of the ladder with this crap. Is there any hope for this Republic? An example of the Tuesday CBS lineup in the Fall of 1953 (a lifetime ago):
7:15 Douglas Edwards national news
7:30 Name that tune
8:00 Phil Silvers show
8:30 You’ll never get rich
9:00 Meet Millie
9:30 Red Skelton show
10:00 $64,000 question
10:30 My Favorite Husband
The people who are running this network are the product of our educational system, grade school and college. They are running the LEFT, too. They want to destroy the American family as a means to power.