Sun Valley council opts for slurry seal over friction seal; authorizes street sealing up to $30,000
August 01, 2026 | Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
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Street Superintendent Whitesell reviewed a proposal from Asphalt Systems, Inc. for a friction seal and compared it to the traditional slurry seal. After discussion about the added expense of the friction seal, the council decided to stick with slurry seal for this project.
The council authorized the Mayor to award a street sealing contract to a contractor to be chosen by Street Superintendent Whitesell, with an amount not to exceed $30,000. The transcript notes the project cost as $25,000 for slurry plus approximately $4,000 for traffic control; the motion was moved by Council Member Michelle Griffith and passed unanimously.
The council authorized the Mayor to award a street sealing contract to a contractor to be chosen by Street Superintendent Whitesell, with an amount not to exceed $30,000. The transcript notes the project cost as $25,000 for slurry plus approximately $4,000 for traffic control; the motion was moved by Council Member Michelle Griffith and passed unanimously.
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