Frequently Asked Questions

The Town of Frederick performs a pavement assessment every few years to determine pavement condition and maintain roadways on a five-year cycle depending on wear. Savannah was determined to need pavement maintenance and has undergone different treatment methods in this cycle: milling and overlay, patching, and crack seal in preparation for slurry seal.

You can still park in our driveway if there is no roadway closure. Remember that there may be some disruptions or blocked driveways for short periods when roadwork is happening directly in front of your home. Always be aware and respectful of “No Parking” signs placed in identified work areas to ensure a clear space for the contractor to work.  

For more impactful and comprehensive pavement treatments, such as mill and overlay or slurry seal, the vehicles would be moved to make room for the contractor, who would ensure the best quality product for the Town and its investment in roadway infrastructure. 

Summerfield subdivision in the Town of Erie.

The existing road and right-of way in the area is narrow. Due to the depth of utility installation the trench will cover a majority of the roadway surface which will be in close proximity and occupied by construction equipment and material.