Sidewalk / Street Repair Project
Project Location:
Various streets and sidewalks throughout the City.
Project Description:
The Job Order Contracting (JOC) system allowed the City to issue individual work orders to the two contractors to work on the backlog of maintenance needs expeditiously. This project is a continuation of the City’s effort to repair and/or rehabilitate miscellaneous street-related work in areas that are deteriorated, damaged, or in need of repair, and/or make facility upgrades to meet current state or federal requirements.
Project Budget:
The 2017/18 FY budget for this project is $2,000,000 from Measure X for “Sidewalk & Drainage Repairs” and additional $200,000 from Gas Tax for “ADA Pedestrian Ramp Installation” for a total of $2,200,000.
Sidewalk / Street Repair Project News
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A ROAD TO PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT
Maintaining City streets is a year round effort. Streets deteriorate over time and with more exposure to rain, sun and temperature changes, the more quickly streets degrade. There are 292 centerline miles of streets in the City of Salinas. This equates to a distance from Salinas to Calabasas, CA (east of Oxnard). Many are in various stages of disrepair. With a limited budget, how can the City repair all of the streets? As a start,...
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