Repaving Projects

Below is a list of repaving projects throughout the City of Chesapeake.

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Repaving Projects FY 12-13

*Streets on the repaving list are subject to change due to budget and emergencies.

STREET NAME	FROM	TO
Bainbridge Blvd	Freeman Ave	Mill Dam Bridge
Bells Mill Rd	Cedar Rd	660'W Progress
Blackwater Rd	Mustang Dr	Pocaty Bridge approach - Chesapeake side
Cavalier Blvd	Military Hwy	Portsmouth City Line
Centerville Tnpk	5000'S Beaver Dam Rd	Luid Dr
Cook Blvd	Cavalier Blvd	1980'W Cavalier
Crossways Blvd	Volvo Pkwy	Eden Way N
Eden Way N	Greenbrier Pkwy	Crossways Blvd
Eden Way N	Greenbrier Pkwy	Surface change @ Bayberry PI/Cypress
Etheridge Rd	Surface change @ Stockleybridge Dr	Surface change @ Bellingham Dr
Head of River Rd	Long Ridge Rd	Cedarville Rd
Knells Ridge Blvd	Battlefield Blvd	Oak Grove Rd
Libertyville Rd	Mullen Rd	Bainbridge Blvd
Lindale Rd	660'E Ginger	Technology Dr
Merchants Ct	Eden Way N	South End
Military Hwy S	2000'E Campostella	Triple Decker Bridge deck
Military Hwy S	Triple Decker Bridge deck	Railroad tracks
Millville Rd	Moses Grandy Tr	Pump station near development
Oak Grove Rd	Battlefield Blvd	Battlefield Blvd
Oaklette Ave	Stalham Rd	Indian River Rd
Old Woodland Dr	Jolliff Rd	Old Woodland Dr
Rokeby Ave	Providence Rd	Curb & gutter near Lilac Ave intersection
Scarborough Dr	Mt Pleasant Rd	Caravelle Dr
Shipyard Rd	Cedar Cove La	Surface change past Bishop St
Taylor Rd	Western Branch Blvd	American Legion Rd
Tennyson Ct	Great Bridge Blvd	South End
Unicorn Tr	Washington Dr	South End
Weiss Ln	Old Mill Rd	Bertram St
Wenger Rd	Mt Pleasant Rd	End of Pavement

Project Types

2" Asphalt Overlay

Resurfacing of roadway with a 2" thick mat of hot mix asphalt placed over existing road surface

Full Depth Reclamation w/Asphalt Overlay

The surface of a road, with major surface deterioration and pavement base failure, is pulverized along with some of the roads base material to a depth of 8".

100% of the existing road material is reused and Portland cement is added to the mixture to stabilze and strengthen the road base. The new base is shaped and compacted and a new asphalt surface course in installed - usually 2-3" of hot mix asphalt.