Preparation activities such as repair of damaged pavement and crack sealing may begin as early as 3-4 weeks in advance. Traffic delays can be expected during repair of pavement failure areas; however, roads are typically not closed. During the Chip Seal process, roads will be temporarily closed for 1-2 hours. After the material has cured, limited driving speeds will be advised in order to prevent loose gravel and chips from dislodging. Approximately 5 days later, the road will be temporarily closed again for the Slurry Seal application. Slurry mixture typically cures within 4 to 6 hours. Adjacent property owners will be notified via door hanger notices at least 72 hours prior to the treatment. "No Parking" signs with specified construction times will be placed on affected streets 48 hours prior to the process. Vehicles may not be parked on affected roads during the specified times; however, they may be parked outside of the construction zone if you plan to use them that day. You may consider using alternate routes in order to avoid possible traffic delays. Residents with special needs may contact the City in order to plan accordingly. All work is coordinated with transit and waste providers to minimize impacts to service.