Spot resurfacing is the milling and patching a particular spot on heavier traveled roads. While the road may still be in decent condition and does not warrant a preservation overlay, specific spots have been identified for this program. Sections identified for the work are milled (grinding the road surface) and replacing those areas with asphalt. Work is done while maintaining traffic under flag control when necessary. Motorists can expect some traffic delays, and work is often done during peak commute hours so crews can get as much work done as possible.
Most projects can be done quickly and often under flag control directing traffic within the construction zone.
The work is weather, material and equipment-dependent. The schedule is subject to frequent changes.
