Chip Seal on Germantown Road before Kaiser intersection

markjgi-@yahoo.com

2005-08-01



if only there was some group that cold pressure county

to give it some attention . . .



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or less than a week of local racing if you race 2x a

week



Mark Ginsberg



--- david cowperthwaite` <cowp-@hotmail.com> wrote:



 So, is Rock Creek Rd. from Old Cornelius Pass Rd.

down across the tracks to

the bottom of the hill in Washington or Multnomah

County? That's one

stretch that could actually use some attention.



Dave Cowperthwaite



 From: jo-@aracnet.com

Reply-To: jo-@aracnet.com

To: Ivan.C.-@intel.com

CC: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Chip Seal on Germantown

Road before Kaiser

 intersection

Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 09:21:05 -0700



Meadors, Ivan C wrote:



 They recently chip-sealed Germantown Road

between Cornelius Pass Road

  and the Kaiser intersection (west side of

Skyline). Not too dangerous,

  just unpleasant.



The nimrods that makeup Washington County Road Dept

also chipsealed the

 road

that passes through Roy. Yet the fail to repair

Evergreen East of the

 Hillsboro Airport. The funny thing is: ALl of the

aforementioend roads that

 were 'fixed' by chipsealing had no problems in the

first place.

 

Well.. outside of the fact that a lot of bicyclists

use them on a daily

 basis.



Joe



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david cowperthwaite`

2005-08-01



So, is Rock Creek Rd. from Old Cornelius Pass Rd. down across the tracks to

the bottom of the hill in Washington or Multnomah County? That's one

stretch that could actually use some attention.



Dave Cowperthwaite



 From: jo-@aracnet.com

Reply-To: jo-@aracnet.com

To: Ivan.C.-@intel.com

CC: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Chip Seal on Germantown Road before Kaiser

intersection

Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 09:21:05 -0700



Meadors, Ivan C wrote:



 They recently chip-sealed Germantown Road between Cornelius Pass Road

and the Kaiser intersection (west side of Skyline). Not too dangerous,

just unpleasant.



The nimrods that makeup Washington County Road Dept also chipsealed the

road

that passes through Roy. Yet the fail to repair Evergreen East of the

Hillsboro Airport. The funny thing is: ALl of the aforementioend roads that

were 'fixed' by chipsealing had no problems in the first place.



Well.. outside of the fact that a lot of bicyclists use them on a daily

basis.



Joe



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Peter Murphy

2005-08-01





Chip seal prolonges the useful life of pavements and seals very fine cracks

in pavement before they get large enough for water and vegetation to get

trapped in them. It is a good time for it. It should be done nearly every 5

years.



I know it gets slick in wet conditions, but just giving you a pavement

engineer's perspective. Flame on.



Pete Murphy



If you wanted to get somewhere and it took you

a long time to get there, would you wanna rush back here?

I didn't think so....Frank Black













 From: "Schreck, George" <george.-@pacificorp.com>

Reply-To: george.-@pacificorp.com

To: jo-@aracnet.com, Ivan.C.-@intel.com

CC: ob-@topica.com

Subject: RE: [OBRA Chat] Chip Seal on Germantown Road before Kaiser

intersection

Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 09:27:56 -0700



Although that is true, as some of the roads actually were paved within

the last few years, the road department will argue that this is

preventive. There probably is some merit to that, but how their choices

are made is difficult to determine as there seem to be more deserving

roads for resurfacing. The good news is that it is very small chip

seal, and it is not that bad.



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From: jo-@aracnet.com [mailto:jo-@aracnet.com]

Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 9:21 AM

To: Ivan.C.-@intel.com

Cc: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Chip Seal on Germantown Road before Kaiser

intersection



Meadors, Ivan C wrote:



 They recently chip-sealed Germantown Road between Cornelius Pass Road

and the Kaiser intersection (west side of Skyline). Not too dangerous,

just unpleasant.



The nimrods that makeup Washington County Road Dept also chipsealed the

road

that passes through Roy. Yet the fail to repair Evergreen East of the

Hillsboro Airport. The funny thing is: ALl of the aforementioend roads

that were 'fixed' by chipsealing had no problems in the first place.



Well.. outside of the fact that a lot of bicyclists use them on a daily

basis.



Joe



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markjgi-@yahoo.com

2005-08-01



Friends,



Please don't make me suggest that if you care about

road conditions you should join oregon's state wide

bicycle advocacy organization yet again.



I know George is a member, how about everyone else who

thinks our roads should be paved with cyclists in

mind?



www.bta4bikes.org



Mark Ginsberg



--- "Schreck, George" <george.-@pacificorp.com>

wrote:



 Although that is true, as some of the roads actually

were paved within

the last few years, the road department will argue

that this is

preventive. There probably is some merit to that,

but how their choices

are made is difficult to determine as there seem to

be more deserving

roads for resurfacing. The good news is that it is

very small chip

seal, and it is not that bad.



-----Original Message-----

From: jo-@aracnet.com [mailto:jo-@aracnet.com]

Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 9:21 AM

To: Ivan.C.-@intel.com

Cc: ob-@topica.com

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Chip Seal on Germantown

Road before Kaiser

intersection



Meadors, Ivan C wrote:



 They recently chip-sealed Germantown Road between

Cornelius Pass Road

 and the Kaiser intersection (west side of

Skyline). Not too dangerous,

 just unpleasant.



The nimrods that makeup Washington County Road Dept

also chipsealed the

road

that passes through Roy. Yet the fail to repair

Evergreen East of the

Hillsboro Airport. The funny thing is: ALl of the

aforementioend roads

that were 'fixed' by chipsealing had no problems in

the first place.



Well.. outside of the fact that a lot of bicyclists

use them on a daily

basis.



Joe



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jo-@aracnet.com

2005-08-01



Meadors, Ivan C wrote:



 They recently chip-sealed Germantown Road between Cornelius Pass Road

and the Kaiser intersection (west side of Skyline). Not too dangerous,

just unpleasant.



The nimrods that makeup Washington County Road Dept also chipsealed the road

that passes through Roy. Yet the fail to repair Evergreen East of the Hillsboro Airport. The funny thing is: ALl of the aforementioend roads that were 'fixed' by chipsealing had no problems in the first place.



Well.. outside of the fact that a lot of bicyclists use them on a daily basis.



Joe



Meadors, Ivan C

2005-08-01



They recently chip-sealed Germantown Road between Cornelius Pass Road

and the Kaiser intersection (west side of Skyline). Not too dangerous,

just unpleasant.