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Why is the City slurry sealing my street?
Streets: Paving & Sealing
The Public Works Department places slurry seal to protect the streets from the damage of water and wear. The slurry seal acts as a water repellant cap to shed water from the street surface into the gutter thereby avoiding water damage to the subsurface of the street section and premature degradation of the street surface.

Slurry seal costs about 6?cents per square foot to apply. Complete reconstruction of the same street would cost around $3.50 per square foot.

Source: City of Irvine

For more information or should you have questions, please contact Kamran Dadbeh at (714) 229-6740.
Created on Jan. 20, 2003 at  1:48 PM (PST). Last updated by CityEngineer on May  4, 2010 at  9:58 AM (PDT). Owned by cmcmahon@ci.cypress.ca.us.
Catherine McMahon
Public Works Director
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