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Road Maintenance Special Districts
County Service Areas and Permanent Road Divisions provide road maintenance and snow removal to public roads within defined boundaries of unincorporated Tuolumne County.
Snow removal performed in County Service Areas follows the Tuolumne County Snow Removal Policy. To learn more please visit the road operations webpage.
Upcoming CSA Pavement Resurfacing Project Information
The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors has awarded Contract #1740, “2021 Tuolumne County Surface Treatment Project” to Pavement Coatings Co. of Sacramento, CA.
Construction is anticipated to be begin in May 2022 and continue through June 2022, subject to weather and construction scheduling.
Important points regarding the project are as follows:
- Microsufacing will be applied to the following streets: Britta Ct, Clavey Court, Comstock Ranch Rd, Conte Ct, Forest Lake, Hardscrabble, High Grade, Kerensa Ct, Mine Shaft Ct, Pelton Wheel, Poppy Hills, Rafferty Court, Sierra Meadows Drive, Stanislaus Court, Stanislaus Drive.
- Cape Seal (chipseal followed by mirosurfacing) will be applied to: Britta Ct Bulb
- Traffic restrictions (driveway access) will be restricted during construction operations, allow for 4-6 hours of access limitations.
- Residents will be notified immediately prior to work.
At all times, please drive cautiously and watch for direction from traffic flaggers. Thank you.
Microsurfacing is a mixture of polymer-modified asphalt emulsion, mineral aggregates, water and additives. This is a “quick set” preventative maintenance treatment, extending the life of the road surface in an economical way while minimizing delays compared to other surface treatments.
A microsurfacing treatment extends the life of a road by five to twelve years and provides a new sealed surface at a fraction of the cost of an asphalt overlay. The installation will occur quickly as the mixture is sprayed onto the existing road surface and (depending on weather conditions) traffic can drive on the new surface within a few hours. During the installation period, you may need to park in an alternate location as driveway access will be blocked. The Contractor will provide doorhanger and signage notification in advance of the installation date. Cars, bicycles, children of all ages and pets should all be kept off the new surface until it solidifies since the microsurface material will stick to shoes, carpeting or a car.
Please note that the new surface can be rough at first and generate fine debris. Traffic driving over the surface will help roll and smooth the surface. Some loose gravel may remain on the road for a few days, so driving slowly in your residential neighborhood is particularly important to prevent loose gravel from being thrown from tires while helping compact the road surface.
Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Annual Reports
There is an established procedure if you want to create a PRD Zone of Benefit.
Since the 2009 changes in California County Service Area law now requires CSAs to be perpetually funded, a CSA with no source of income may be considered for dissolution.
Contact Us
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Kim MacFarlane
Public Works Director
Blossom Scott-Heim
Supervising Engineer
Email
Please use the Staff Directory or Call our Main Line
Physical Address:
A.N. Francisco Building
48 Yaney Ave.
Floor 3
Sonora, CA 95370
Mailing Address:
2 S. Green St.
Sonora, CA 95370
Ph: 209-533-5601
Fx: 209-533-5698
Hours:
Monday through Thursday
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Closed on Fridays
Telephone Service:
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
- Why is my neighborhood a County Service Area?
- Why are my County Service Area roads not plowed at the same time as the nearby County road?
- Can we put a gate up on our County Service Area road so that non-residents can’t get in?
- There’s a streetlight out in my neighborhood. How can I report it?
- I live on a private road and want to create a Permanent Road Division Zone of Benefit so we can all chip in for road maintenance. How can I do that?
- How can I find out how much my parcel pays into the CSA?
- I live in an “inactive” CSA. What does that mean?
- There used to be a County Service Area in my neighborhood but it was dissolved. Who is maintaining the roads now?
- What is the governing body for the CSA? Can’t we just call the County and get the funds released so we can do maintenance work ourselves
- How do I pay my special assessment or special tax?