On May 5, the city of San Marcos will begin street maintenance work in the Dunbar and Victory Gardens neighborhoods. Crews will apply a high-performance pavement preservation treatment designed to extend the life of neighborhood streets and improve overall road quality. The maintenance work is expected to be complete May 24, weather permitting.
The treatment, often referred to as a pavement seal, protects roads from oxidation and moisture intrusion — two of the most common causes of asphalt deterioration. By applying this treatment now, the city is proactively preserving road surfaces, helping reduce the need for future repairs and improving the longterm driving experience for residents.
To help minimize disruption, the treatment will be applied on each affected street in two stages over two days, with daily street closures planned from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Streets will reopen each evening. The closures will not impact access for emergency vehicles.
