Local Street Rehabilitation Program
On February 6, 2011, the City Council adopted a short- and long-term street rehabilitation program. The short-term strategy includes a list of prioritized major connecting streets and focuses current funding on maintaining the streets most used by motorists. The long-term strategy includes reducing street maintenance costs and seeking new funding sources to allow the City to effectively maintain all City streets.
Short-term Local Street Rehabilitation List - Major Connecting Streets* The following street segments have been prioritized, in consultation with the City Engineer and City Manager, and adopted by City Council Resolution:
Priority Level
| Prioritized Streets |
|---|
| 1 | West Grand Avenue |
| 2 | 4th Street |
| 3 | Oak Park Boulevard |
| 4 | 13th Street |
| 5 | Longbranch Avenue |
| 6 | 8th Street |
| 7 | Farroll Road |
| 8 | North 12th Street |
| 9 | Atlantic City Avenue |
| 10 | The Pike |
| 11 | El Camino Real |
| 12 | Newport Avenue |
| 13 | Mentone Avenue |
For a diagram of the above-listed streets, please see Local Street Rehabilitation Program Map (PDF).
For information on streets scheduled for repair with bond funds approved at the November 2014 General Municipal Election, please see the Measure K-14 Street Rehabilitation and Repair Program.