We know how difficult it has been and an inconvenience and greatly appreciate your cooperation. 

Day 5 - the paving process was slowed down today due to the temperatures in the area. We were not able to start paving until 10:00 a.m. and found ourselves in line at the asphalt plant waiting with the rest of the contractors. Even though we were delayed, we were able to finish both areas of Wentworth Way and Roehampton Close as scheduled. 

For Day 6 of paving - We will be paving the cut through of Wentworth Way where we are staging our equipment. We will then proceed down Kensington from Roehampton Close and will most likely stop at Richmond Close in order to leave an area for the trucks to turn around at for Wednesday, Day 7.

This will leave Richmond Close and the balance of Kensington to be completed on Day 7.

01-10-2016:

Day 4 Update – We were unable to complete any paving on Friday due to the rains Thursday night and Friday morning.

The good news is that the milling portion of the project is completed! This was the most difficult part especially with all of the dust!

 We will begin paving at the cul-de-sac on Wentworth Way that was left unpaved due to the hole in the pipes. Therefore the even side of the roadway from the opening to the cul-de-sac will be paved. The balance of Wentworth Way by the wooded area that leads to the gate will also be completed. The paving crew will then move back to Roehampton and pave from cul-de-sac to cul-de-sac. If time allows they will then pave Hampton Clos. This will then leave the staging area on Wentworth Way and all of Kensington out the gate for Tuesday! We are almost done! Thank you for all your cooperation!

RED = Day 1 Monday GREEN = Day 2 Tuesday BLACK = Completed Areas

01-07-2016:

Day 3 of Milling and Day 1 of Paving went a little slower than it should have due to obstacles in the roadway such as moving vehicles, furniture deliveries and of course the newest addition of an opening in the roadway, nothing that is alarming, just delaying! 

The milling project started on Kensington near Roehampton and proceeded towards the gate and included Richmond Clos. There is still more milling to be completed on Kensington that will include the entry and exit through the guard gate.

Please be careful in these areas and maybe give yourself some extra travel time to get around the equipment.

The paving started off perfect until we had a small hole in the plan! Currently, a majority of Wentworth was paved except for a small section from the cul- de-sac to halfway to the clubhouse on the even side of the street up to the hole. Additionally, there is a small area of paving on Wentworth by the wooded area that needs to be completed as well. 

 The milling should be completed by the end of Friday however the paving could be delayed pending the weather.

Please make sure to drive carefully in the neighborhood and make sure to be aware of the tar placed on the roadways prior to the new pavement as the material will track on your driveways and vehicles.

Some images captured during construction

01-06-2016: Second day of project is coming to an end. The crew is running ahead of schedule and that is thanks to all of the residents that are working together with us and respecting the worksite area. We will be starting, ahead of schedule, the paving portion of the project, starting at the cul-de-sac on Wentworth Way working past the golf course clubhouse all the way toward the front entry gate. Please be aware that the tack oil/primer will be applied to the roadways and must NOT be driven or walked on until the paving crew completes the overlay of the roadways in these areas. Contact your property manager or look back here for updates.

01-05-2016: Our first day progressed as planned and the Milling Team are actually ahead of schedule. The updated map is displayed below. There is a possibility that the Paving Crew may come in earlier than planned. Contact your property manager or look back here for updates.

WHAT TO EXPECT
NAME OF PROJECT: Wentworth Golf Club Estates
WORK TO BE COMPLETED: Milling of Roadways
DATES TO BE COMPLETED: January 5 – 8, 2016* Proposed, Dates and areas subject to change
The roadways of this community will be milled and removed on the dates listed above. Please see the
attached layout to be advised of the plan of progression through the community. The paving crew will
be staging their equipment on Wentworth Way before Kensington in order for the residents to have full
access to the community. The overview of the milling and the order at which it will progress is only an
example as there is a possibility that the milling crew will move faster or slower than projected. We will
try to keep everyone in the loop as it progresses.
STAGING AREA: There will be no access to this area by residents while equipment is staged.

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO:
Please be aware of the crew and where they are working. If you do not want your cars to get dusty or dirty, please make sure to park them in the garage or off property. DO NOT park any vehicles on the roadway as they will be towed at the owner’s expense. Please make sure to inform anyone that may visit your home throughout the week such as nurses, home health care aides, service people etc. so that
they are aware of the milling schedule as well.

PAVING PORTION OF PROJECT

WHAT TO EXPECT
NAME OF PROJECT: Wentworth Golf Club Estates
WORK TO BE COMPLETED:  Paving of Roadways
DATES TO BE COMPLETED: Starting AHEAD of Schedule January 7, 2016 - Dates and areas subject to change

The roadways of this community will be paved on the dates listed above. Please see the attached layout to be advised of the plan of progression through the community. The paving crew will be staging their equipment on Wentworth Way before Kensington in order for the residents to have full access to the community. The overview of the paving and the order at which it will progress is only an example as there is a possibility that the paving crew will move faster or slower than projected. We will try to keep everyone in the loop as it progresses.
STAGING AREA: There will be no access to this area by residents while equipment is staged.

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO:
Protecting Driveways: It’s the responsibility of each homeowner to protect their property, cars, and driveways. They can protect their driveways by sanding, using tarps held by weights at each corner, by laying sheets of plywood down to cover the driveway, or by roping off the driveway to prevent others from using your driveway to turn around or back into.
o If material is tracked into the driveway, please note that this material will eventually disappear within a couple of months. Do not attempt to pressure wash the driveway for at least 30 days after paving project as pressure washers can do severe damage to new pavement. Damage can be avoided by making sure not to direct the water flow directly to the roadway. Use WATER ONLY, as certain chemicals such as Dawn dish washing liquid or degreasers can eat away at the binders and weaken the pavement.
Spalling or Pock Marks:
o Spalling or pocking occurs on newly paved properties within the first 2-3 weeks. Once traffic is released the drivers have a tendency to turn their wheels in a stationary position rather than a rolling start which is better for the car. When the wheel is turned in a stationary position it removes the scuffs the surface of the new asphalt.
o Have confidence in knowing that as other vehicles drive over these areas they will flatten out the surface and by the time the process is done curing they will not be visible at all. This is in no way affects the integrity of the pavement and is just an aesthetic flaw.
o Heavier vehicles such as construction vehicles or garbage trucks can do extreme damage to your newly paved roadways so make sure to inform your vendors that they will be responsible for any damage to the new roadways. Keeping them off the roadways for the first 30 days will help ensure that the new pavement is cured and stable.

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