Pavement Rehabilitation Program

The City’s ongoing Pavement Rehabilitation Program is intended to address the City’s pavement rehabilitation needs. Locations for maintenance are selected based on Pavement Management Program (PMP) data, resident feedback, and field observations from Street Maintenance crews.

2020 Pavement Rehabilitation Project Overview

On September 17, 2020, work will begin on multiple City streets throughout the City. Affected residents and businesses will be notified in advance with door hangers prior to the start of construction work on their street. Project work for the locations of Condit Road, East Dunne Avenue, and Tennant Avenue will have a significant amount of night work, including grinding, digout repairs, and paving.

We understand that these traffic patterns, detours, and changes can be frustrating. Our hope is to complete the work as quickly as possible and limit the impact to the community. Please remember to drive cautiously through construction areas and follow signage for detours. We recommend utilizing alternate routes as much as possible while the work is being completed.

Project Updates

Week of 11/16/2020

MCK Services and their subcontractors have completed most of the major work and have started punch list work for project close out.

Week of 11/1/2020

Chrisp Company will be placing final permanent thermoplastic striping on East Dunne Avenue from Del Monte Road to Laurel Road, Tennant Avenue from Vineyard Boulevard to Southbound 101, Encino Drive, Roble Drive, and Via Castana. The striping operations will be completed from 7:00am to 5:00pm.

The above schedule is with conditions permitting and that the schedule is subject to change. For your safety, please travel through the work zones/detours carefully or utilize alternative routes and plan for extra travel time when traveling through the work zones. The City appreciates your cooperation and apologizes for any inconveniences while construction is underway as there will be some construction noise, minor inconveniences, and traffic delays during the work.

Week of 10/26/2020

St. Francis Electric will continue cutting in replacement traffic loops at the Tennant Avenue and Vineyard Boulevard intersection and Chrisp Company will follow after with the final, permanent striping on Tennant Avenue from Vineyard Boulevard to Southbound 101, Encino Drive, Roble Drive, and Via Castana. Chrisp Company will also be cat-tracking and laying out the striping for East Dunne Avenue from Monterey Road to Laurel Road. The loop and striping operations will be completed from 7:00am to 5:00pm.

Week of 10/19/20

During the week of October 19th through October 23rd, Graham Contractors will be slurry sealing East Dunne Avenue from Monterey Road to Laurel Road on Monday, October 19th through Thursday, October 22nd. When East Dunne Avenue is completed, Graham Contractors will be slurry sealing Condit Road from East Dunne Avenue to the Ford Store on Thursday, October 22nd and Friday, October 23rd. The slurry seal operations will be completed from 7:00am to 5:00pm.

East Dunne’s work will include work within the intersections of Church Street, Depot Street, Butterfield Boulevard, Walnut Grove Drive, and Laurel Road. Condit Road's work will include work at the intersection of East Dunne Avenue.

St. Francis Electric will be installing traffic loop detectors on Tennant Avenue from Vineyard Boulevard to Juan Hernandez Drive.

The above schedule is with conditions permitting and that the schedule is subject to change. Residents and businesses in the impacted area will receive a notice from the contractor prior to work beginning in the area. Any parking restrictions will be posted on the affected streets a minimum of 72 hours prior to the operation.

Email Updates

Projects Planned by Fiscal Year

2019 Project: Overlay Monterey Road (Cochrane Road to Tilton Avenue), overlay Butterfield Boulevard (Cochrane Road to Main Avenue), slurry, and crack seal Cochrane Road from Monterey Road to DePaul Drive, slurry and crack seal the Jackson Meadows neighborhood, and slurry and crack seal Depot Street.
2020 Project Tentative Plan: Overlay various sections of East Dunne Avenue between Walnut Grove Avenue and the eastern City limits and selected pavement treatment in the La Crosse area and associated neighborhoods.
Future Projects: Street maintenance locations to be determined following the update of the City’s Pavement Management Program in the Spring of 2020.

Pavement Rehabilitation Funding

The City funds the Pavement Rehabilitation Program through revenues from gas taxes, vehicle registration fees (via VTA), and the One Bay Area Grant. Over the last six years, the City has supplemented capital funds with significant dollars from the General Fund. Two new significant funding sources have been established through the passage of VTA Measure B to increase the sales tax in Santa Clara County and SB 1 which increases the gas tax. New funding from these sources has increased funding for pavement rehabilitation projects by approximately $1.6 million annually. The 2017 Pavement Management System Update recommends needed rehabilitation of $4.5 million per year to maintain the City’s current pavement condition index (PCI) of 72, even with the new additional revenues the City still has a 2.3 million dollar annual shortfall in funding needed to provide sustainable street maintenance.

The following reports provide additional information on City Infrastructure Maintenance.

For Street Maintenance issues or concerns visit the City’s Maintenance Division.