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• <br />SYSTEM INVENTORY p <br />Master Inventory <br />The appendix contains.the various tables prepared for this study. Table 1 <br />- System Inventory, contains 336 roadway segments generally on a block by <br />block basis. The segments were assigned a segment number starting in the <br />southwest corner and proceeding northerly and easterly. Table 1 lists the <br />following items for each roadway segment <br />1. length (in feet) <br />2. width (in feet) <br />3. surface area (in square yardsl - <br />4. year constructed, if know,i <br />5. year of last major mainten�e9Teeuch andas seal percent`oat if known <br />6. surface distress by type <br />7. functional classification <br />is the measure used to d?termine the needed level of <br />The surface distress - <br />repair work to the street system. The pavement surface condition survey <br />s ystsm was developed in 1979 by Texas A G M University and was bated upon <br />research supported by the National Science Foundation. -'fhe following is a - <br />type of surface and or structural distress criteria <br />description Of the <br />used is the Street Maintenace Study. <br />1. RutL•i T)'An obvious depression in the pavement parallel to the <br />side of the street. - - - <br />Factors in determining severity: <br />Slight -depression measures less than 1/2-inch does. p��,,f <br />Moderate -depression measures approximately 1/2 to 1-inch deb"+ <br />but not deep enough to prevent easy steering of a vehicle - <br />Severe -depression is deep enough to prevent easy steering of <br />a vehicle. <br />2. Raver --A breaking of the surface with visibly loose pieces <br />of aggregate. <br />Factors in determining severity: - <br />Slight -a few pieces of aggregate are visibly dislodged from <br />the pavement and are loosely sitting above the street's <br />surface. <br />Moderate -pieces of loose aggregate are present enough to <br />cover wide area* of the street's surface. <br />Severe -pieces of loose aggregate are so prevalent that they <br />cause the street's surface to be rough enough to be <br />noticeable when driving ❑ vehicle over the street. <br />Flushing (F)•j%sphalt covers tho aggregate. <br />Factors in determining severity: <br />Slight -asphalt is barely noticeable in its covering of the <br />aggregate. <br />Moderate -asphalt is covering large areas of the aggregate. <br />Severe -.asphalt is toally covering the aggregate. <br />