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Kent County Road Commission Partnering with 21 Townships serving over 235,000 residents and 1312 miles of Local Roads
MDOT8%
Primary/ Major 27%
Local/ Minor65%
Centerline MilesPrimary/ Ma-
jor34%
Local/ Minor12%
MDOT54%
Distribution of Revenues
2011 Local TWN Match Program
• Townships contributed over 2.5 millions dollars.• Upgrading gravel roads to asphalt .80 miles• Re-Surfacing Asphalt Roads 24 miles• Appling new gravel to existing gravel roads 53,000
tons• Improving drainage• Applying dustlayer
Construction vs. Preservation
KENT COUNTY ROAD SYSTEM MILEAGE CERTIFICATION
MARCH 2012 SHEET 1
TOWNSHIP
DISTRICT
PRIMARY ROADS
LOCAL ROADS
TOTAL LOCAL
TOTAL PRIMARY AND LOCAL
PAVED
GRAVEL
ADA
3
22.39
8.04
11.62
19.66
42.05
4
12.55
32.90
3.74
36.64
49.19
34.94
40.94
15.36
56.30
91.24
ALGOMA
2
36.64
51.42
8.19
59.61
96.25
ALPINE
3
26.01
66.87
0.60
67.47
93.48
BOWNE
4
31.65
20.69
16.83
37.52
69.17
BYRON
5
41.60
93.23
2.39
95.62
137.22
CALEDONIA
4
40.12
32.66
10.02
42.68
82.80
CANNON
2
13.36
57.33
3.02
60.35
73.71
3
7.96
7.01
4.64
11.65
19.61
4
0
0.09
1.93
2.02
2.02
21.32
64.43
9.59
74.02
95.34
CASCADE
4
40.92
73.44
5.43
78.87
119.79
COURTLAND
2
23.95
52.67
6.77
59.44
83.39
GAINES
4
32.12
27.81
0
27.81
59.93
5
16.85
36.27
0
36.27
53.12
48.97
64.08
0
64.08
113.05
PASER Good Pavements (10 – 8)
Little or no distress observed Requires little to no maintenance
Fair Pavements (7 – 5) Non-structural distresses observed Requires surface treatment or
overlay to preserve base & sub-base Poor Pavements (4 – 1)
Distress indicates structural failures Requires heavy rehab or
reconstruction
Practical Selection Considerations
Right Fix, Right Road, Right Time Pavement Management Philosophy Preserve base & sub-base
Address Specific Safety Issue Wet pavement & rut filling Wedge paving & crown correction