[RICH1]

Obviously someone didn’t get the message that the Wet Prairie area was having wet prairie sealer applied to their buggy trails…

[Rodneysblue]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Wonder how long the original guarantee was for? Reminds me of the windmill by Brownville

Brownwood

[PugMom]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Oh my, no failure to bitch about?

you made me almost spit my coffee in a fit of laughter. yes,...very true

[defrey12]

Quit bitching. It’s temporary. Deal with it!

[JHDurden]

It’s not resurfacing but extending the life of the black top. It’s some kind of sealant to extend the life of the surface. It gets on tires and leaves them brown. I tried everything to get the ‘finish’ off my new Cooper’s tires. Finally took it to the truck wash in Wildwood and had them acid washed; it helped some but I still have dingy tires on my new vehicle. With the warning of these treatments should be details of what to do about the nasty staining it leaves on surrounding areas and items🤨

[The Chipster]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Resurfacing????? Aren’t those roads almost new, and never exposed to snow, ice, road salt, and plows. If properly paved the first time shouldn’t they last many many years?

A real first world problem.

Enjoy the beauty of the day and your luck at being where you are.

[tophcfa]

Suntan lotion for asphalt.

[MillerD]

Yes, they should. A lot of truck traffic for months will tear them up. Asphalt thickness determined by traffic type. The construction S of 44 is just ridiculous greed.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Wonder if they told the locals what they would be dealing with?

"They" don't need our permission.

This isn't how it works here anyways. This is a CDD. Not exactly like a regular government, but so far, so good.

[rogerk]

As the AD used to say, "Pay me now or pay me later.". This treatment ads years to the life of the life of the roads. Prevention will save us money in the future. Talk to the Wildwood road department.

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by MillerD

Yes, they should. A lot of truck traffic for months will tear them up. Asphalt thickness determined by traffic type. The construction S of 44 is just ridiculous greed.

Really?

With +100 new homes with happy buyers, built & sold a week, creating an economy generating over two billion in revenue with over 20,000 hard working, tax paying employees - isn't America great!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Rodneysblue

Brownwood

Oops at least I got the first syllable correct

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by MillerD

Yes, they should. A lot of truck traffic for months will tear them up. Asphalt thickness determined by traffic type. The construction S of 44 is just ridiculous greed.

Who ya bashing?

[Vermilion Villager]

I am in Marsh Bend. A little messy and you could smell the oil, but then it rained. Can't even tell they were here.

[Rodneysblue]

Originally Posted by Hans53

This resurfacing is horrible. 4 days now and it tracks everywhere. My wife just ruined her shoes walking across the street.Cant park car without leaving marks on the driveway. dont even thank about putting it in the new surfaced garage.

I would have stopped on the first step.