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
Several spots in front of the house — Lehi
Messy, bad curb appeal.
Other
388, West 1790 South, Lehi, Utah County, Utah, 84043, United States — Lehi
Looks really bad. There's also tons of little pebbles and rocks all over the street. Looks very rough.
Other
395, West 1790 South, Lehi, Utah County, Utah, 84043, United States — Lehi
We just redid all the landscaping in our front yard. All this black stuff really detracts from the upgrade we just did. It's on both the front side and side of our house in the gutters.
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.