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Inquiry into DOT's use of rubberized asphalt
1:16:07
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Council Member Carr inquires about the Department of Transportation's use of rubberized asphalt, referencing past pilot programs and their effectiveness. First Deputy Commissioner Forgione responds about the ongoing monitoring of the material's performance.
- DOT piloted rubberized asphalt in certain parts of the city with positive effects
- The department is still closely monitoring the performance of rubberized asphalt
- Regular inspections are conducted to assess how the material holds up over time
David M. Carr
1:16:07
I wanna talk a little bit more about resurfacing.
1:16:10
In the past, DOT piloted rubberized asphalt in certain parts of the borough and other parts of the city.
1:16:16
And I think to great effect, it lasted longer.
1:16:19
It was a lot less noisy, particularly on streets where we had a lot of bus pickups.
1:16:24
What's the state of DOT's operations with respect to using that material?
Margaret Forgione
1:16:29
Okay.
1:16:30
We're still watching carefully how that area holds up over the long run.
1:16:35
We're inspecting it several times a year to see what is happening.