$2.6M Road Resurfacing Project Approved In Johns Creek

JOHNS CREEK, GA -- The Johns Creek City Council has approved a $2.7 million road resurfacing project for 16 neighborhood streets and eight main roads around the community.

For resurfacing in 2019, the city council budgeted $3,151,026 in the road and right-of-way maintenance accrual, Construction Manager Alton Matthews said in a letter to the officials. The council allocated $2.7 million, $900,000 for main roads and $1.8 million for neighborhood roads.

At the March 25 council meeting, the city accepted Allied Paving’s bid in the amounts of nearly $760,000 for the main roads, and $1.9 million for neighborhood roads. The officials also approved a $98,000 task order with BM&K Construction and Engineering for construction, engineering and inspection services.

Accepting Allied Paving’s bids and contracting with BM&K require the allocation of an additional $245,000 of road and right-of-way maintenance funds presently budgeted but unallocated, Matthews said.

"Over the last four years, the city has resurfaced 12 main roads and 107 neighborhood roads," Matthews said. "In 2018, the city completed an updated pavement study. Each road was assigned a pavement quality index (PQI) score between zero and 100."

Based on those scores, city staff determined that the following roads should be resurfaced in 2019:

• Old Medlock Bridge Road
• Old Crossing Way
• Medlock Crossing Pkwy
• Autry Mill Road
• Rogers Bridge Road
• Valais Court
• Byers Road
• West Morton Road

Neighborhoods:

• Belcrest
• Bellacree
• Edgewater Estates
• Glenside
• Haydens Walk
• Jones Bridge Landing
• Jones Estate
• Kensington Oaks
• Morton Reserve
• Oakmont
• Parkside
• Stevens Creek
• The Enclave at Wellington
• The Regency at Wellington
• The Vicarage
• Windermere Park