Resurfacing is a two-step process. The first-step includes is a mix of gravel and liquid asphalt. This surface is coarse and can have a similar appearance as gravel. As the resurfacing cures, loose gravel will shed from the roadway and leave a rough surface. This is normal and will decrease over time.

The second-step is applied as a liquid with much finer gravel that fills in and smooths out the rough pavement. It follows the first-step by a few weeks.

After both the first and second steps, the streets will be swept to reduce the shedding material. However, if you notice additional sweeping is necessary, please call (916) 782-ROAD (7623).

We realize the rough surface and gravel shedding can be inconvenient to residents along those streets. We appreciate your patience as we complete this important maintenance as quickly as possible.

Streets will be closed while resurfacing is underway. Do not drive or walk on the street until it has been reopened.

Work not requiring street closures may occur outside of the dates listed on the resurfacing schedule.

Occasionally, some streets are scheduled for paving on the same day as refuse collection. If this is the case, place your bin at the top of the curb.

Turn off, or change your sprinkler watering time. Water runoff will disrupt resurfacing.

Remove personal property like basketball hoops from the street on the day of resurfacing

Use caution when driving, walking, or biking near work zones. Emergency responders will continue to have access to your neighborhood.

Be sure to check your shoes and pet paws before walking into your house.

Oil used in surface treatments will stain carpets, floors and other surfaces. Simple dish soap and water may clean the area if it’s caught before the oil has dried. Citrus solvent cleaner may be used to clean dried oil.

City of Roseville

Roadway Resurfacing

Resurfacing Planned for 2019-20

Residential Streets

City of Roseville