2021 Citywide Asphalt Sealing Project

Updated August 6, 2021

This pavement preservation project was intended to extend the life of the asphalt street. When the aging process is slowed early in the life cycle of the pavement, maintenance is less invasive and much less expensive. By applying a sealant to the entire roadway, we are able to stabilize and preserve the oil in the asphalt surface which will help retain the flexibility of the pavement and extend the life of the driving surface.

Locations

  • 9th Street from Judson Street to Hartley Street
  • NW 10th Street from W Harvest Drive to NW Gary Street
  • 18th Street from “O” Street to “Q” Street
  • 30th Street from Bonacum Drive to Calvert Street
  • 33rd Street from Holdrege Street to Madison Avenue
  • 48th Street from Superior Street to the Landfill
  • 56th Street from Vine Street to Adams Street
  • 63rd Street from Judson Street to Fremont Street
  • 68th Street from Fremont Street to Morrill Avenue
  • Briarhurst Neighborhood
  • Deerwood Drive from Elkcrest Drive to 67th Street
  • Fairfield Street from 14th Street to 20th Street
  • Haymarket Downtown
    • 8th Street from “O” Street to “S” Street
    • 9th Street from “R” Street to “S” Street
    • “P” Street from 7th Street to 9th Street
    • “Q” Street from 7th Street to 9th Street
    • “R” Street from 8th Street to 9th Street
    • “S” Street from 8th Street to 9th Street
  • Judson Street from 60th Street to 66th Street
  • Old Cheney Road from 40th Street to NE-2
  • Randolph Street from 56th Street to Sunrise Road (Dead End)
  • Seven Oaks Neighborhood
  • Spruce Street from 48th Street to 56th Street
  • Wilshire Boulevard from Santa Monica Avenue to El Avado Avenue
  • Project Area

Project Contacts

  • James Puls, Construction Project Manager

    City of Lincoln, LTU Project Delivery
    Phone: 402-525-5641
    Email: jpuls@lincoln.ne.gov

  • Marc Rosso, Construction Engineer

    City of Lincoln, LTU Project Delivery
    Phone: 531-207-3244
    Email: mrosso@lincoln.ne.gov

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