Built with Lehi City + Morgan Pavement in mind
Help fix Lehi's streets, one spot at a time.
This is a community punch list for streets that need a touch-up after recent slurry seal work. Drop a pin, add a sentence, and Morgan Pavement + Lehi City can use the list to schedule fixes and touch-ups.
No sign-up. Photo optional. Takes about a minute.
Watch first
What can — and can't — be fixed
A quick walk-through of what qualifies for a touch-up under the contract, and what won't be cleaned up. Two minutes now saves everyone a lot of back-and-forth.
Straight from the crew
What's being fixed — and what's not
Summarized from Joe (Utah director, Morgan Pavement) after a joint walk-through with Lehi City. Morgan Pavement plans to come back around and knock out every spot on the punch list — so if you want it fixed, please report it.
Do report these
- Slurry more than 2" into the concrete gutter. The gutter is about 16" wide; the contract allows up to 2" of slurry overspread. Anything more is required to be cleaned up. A tape measure is the easiest way to check.
- Tall ridges or lumps that still haven't smoothed out from traffic — the crew can heat and compact them.
- Hand-slurried "square" patches that got missed the first time because a car was parked there.
Won't be cleaned up
- Large loose rocks in the road — those will get kicked out by snowplows over the winter.
- Spots where the new slurry has peeled off onto a tire exposing the old surface underneath.
- Slurry within the first ~2" of the gutter — that's within contract spec.
- General roughness — hand-slurried areas keep smoothing as cars drive over them. Last year's roads followed the same pattern.
Heads up: street sweepers will pass through within 90 days of the slurry seal to pick up loose aggregate — so those small rocks on the surface are on the schedule already.
Understand
What a slurry seal is — and isn't
A slurry seal is a thin protective coat — asphalt emulsion, fine aggregate, and additives — laid over an existing road to seal small cracks and slow weathering. It's a preservation treatment, not a resurfacing.
The punch list is where residents flag the specific spots worth another look — slurry spilling more than 2" into the concrete gutter, tall ridges that haven't compacted, and hand-slurried patches that got skipped because a car was parked there. Morgan Pavement plans to come back around and address every spot on the list — so if you want a spot fixed, please report it.
Community
Latest spots reported
Other
430, West 1790 South, Lehi, Utah County, Utah, 84043, United States — Lehi
Asphalt chunks all in the gutter. Lots more on the street
Other
1734, South 450 West, Lehi, Utah County, Utah, 84043, United States — Lehi
Rocks all in the gutter. Also lots of loose mini rocks all in the street in front of this.
Other
Several spots in front of the house — Lehi
Messy, bad curb appeal.
Pattern recognition
Common issues being reported
So Morgan Pavement's crews know where to focus.
Themes summarized by AI from recent reports and comments — similar wording is grouped together.
See a spot on your street?
A pin and two sentences puts it on the punch list. Morgan Pavement plans to come back and fix each qualified spot — but only the ones that get reported.