In Friday’s CA Communicator, the CA included the following instruction for reviewing the City’s ongoing schedule of street sealant work which the City updates:

Sun City Texas residents interested in learning more about the upcoming schedule for street sealant work are encouraged to follow the link below to the City of Georgetown website for the most up-to-date information on this on-going project. On the City's home page, look for "Street Sealant Work in Sun City."

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The following message has since been received by the CA and applies to your neighborhood.

Street sealant work in Sun City will continue in neighborhoods 19, 22, 23 and 32 on February 29 – March 3, which is Monday through Thursday.

Streets on which sealant is scheduled to be applied include streets in neighborhood 32: Cobalt Cove, Tea Tree Cove, Lindero Pass, and Monarch Trail; streets in neighborhood 22: Caterpillar Lane and Armstrong Drive; streets in neighborhood 23: Rainwater Cove, Court Yard Garden Lane, Silver Bonnet Drive and Deer Meadow Circle; and streets in neighborhood 19: Summit Street.

The sealant product, also called a rejuvenator application, seals the pavement and slows the oxidation process, extending the life of the pavement. Work will be done from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.

Weather conditions could alter this schedule. Overnight temperatures should remain above 50 degrees for proper curing of the sealant.

Look for warning signs and flaggers who will be stationed throughout the neighborhood to provide residents with directions. The sealant will be applied to one half of the road at a time. Once the first half has dried, the second half of the roadway will be treated.

Each application typically dries in one to two hours. However high humidity and extreme temperatures may extend the drying period up to four hours in some cases. Crews will work to minimize disruptions during the sealant application process whenever possible.

Cul-de-sac Applications: Application of the sealant in cul-de-sacs is a two part process. The first application may leave some areas which appear to be slightly streaked. The crew will return on the next day, weather permitting, and complete the application process, touching up all areas where streaking may be present.

Driveway Access Affected: A small orange cone will be placed in each driveway to signal that the sealant has been applied on the street and is in the drying process. Residents should avoid driving on the freshly-applied sealant until the driveway cones have been removed. Flaggers will be present to give instructions on temporary parking locations while the sealant is drying.

Schedule changes: This schedule could vary due to rain, other weather conditions, equipment failure, or product availability. The City will update this schedule if there are changes.

Questions about this street work should be directed to Georgetown Utility Systems Customer Care at (512) 930-3640.