Transportation Engineering& Construction Inspection, Concrete Repair, Street Improvements, & Maintenance Public Works & Water Utilities
If you see a damaged sidewalk, curb and gutter, crosspan, and/or curb ramp,
and think it should be replaced, please fill out the on-line form and a City
representative will evaluate the condition of the concrete and, if it meets
the criteria, will develop a repair schedule.
To report a problem or request
a repair, complete the on-line
concrete repair form.
Background
Through the Concrete Force Account and the Concrete Rehabilitation Program,
the City of Longmont maintains and repairs various concrete items (sidewalks,
curb and gutter, crosspans, and curb ramps) on over 300 miles of streets throughout
Longmont. To prioritize and evaluate the severity of concrete repairs, the
City has adopted a Concrete
Rating Manual, which establishes a systematic procedure to assess the
condition of the concrete. (The manual is available in PDF
file format. Download the FREE Acrobat Reader
to view these file types.)
The Concrete Rating Manual provides a numerical rating to the concrete on
a scale of one to five, with one being the worst and five being the best.
The Concrete Force Account is primarily responsible for the severely damaged
concrete (rating 1 or 2); whereas, the Concrete Rehabilitation Program primarily
replaces concrete with moderate damage (rating 3 or 4).
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Updated
1/4/10
City of Longmont Public Works & Water Utilities
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