pavement improvement project - Year 4

Scope of Work

Each phase of the program goes beyond routine maintenance and follows a comprehensive rehabilitation approach. The reconstruction process is extensive, involving the removal of approximately 5 to 7 inches of asphalt and subgrade material, followed by grading, proof-rolling, and installation of a new asphalt surface in two layers. Once completed, traffic striping, pavement markings, and roadway markers will be restored to match the existing layout.

Year 4 Roads

Year 4 Funding

Year 4 funding has not yet been approved by the Board. Bids for the project were submitted and are currently under review. Funding details will be posted here once the Board approves a contract. Each year the Canyon Lake POA Board contributes to the Road Reserve to continually maintain Canyon Lake's 37 miles of privately owned roads — the Canyon Lake POA's largest asset and maintenance liability.

When Work Happens

During active construction, streets in the work zone will be closed to both vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The Canyon Lake POA owns and maintains 37 miles of private roads, and this active rehabilitation effort is designed to raise the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) of the community's streets to a good condition and maintain that standard long-term.

How We Notify Residents

To help residents prepare, the Canyon Lake POA provides advance notifications ahead of construction on their street. Click here to see when your street will be reconstructed: View 10 Year Phase Map.

Future Years

Year 4 through Year 12

Completed Years

2020 · Year 1 · Year 2 · Year 3