Showing Off One of the Largest County Concrete Pavement Preservation Projects

Better Roads, 22 October 2013

Tina Grady Barbaccia

A county gave site tours on one of the largest concrete pavement preservation (CPP) projects to ever have been undertaken at an October 3 open house in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.

The PCA Rocky Mountain Region, Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the American Concrete Pavement Association and the International Grinding & Grooving Association (IGGA) co-hosted the event.

Workers pour concrete on a roadway in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, for one of the largest concrete pavement preservation projects. (Photo: )

Workers pour concrete on a roadway in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. (Photo: Courtesy of International Grooving and Grinding Association/Douglas County Department of Public Works Engineering)

The Highlands Ranch metropolitan area – under the administration of the Douglas County Department of Public Works Engineering in Colorado – had stretches of roadway with aging pavement ranging from 25 to 30 years old that were nearing the end of their design life.

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