The City of Napa faces several infrastructure challenges. One of the primary issues is the aging water infrastructure that requires upgrades and maintenance to prevent leaks and ensure a reliable supply of clean water. Additionally, the city’s transportation system has been strained by population growth, leading to increased traffic congestion and a need for improvements to the road network. Another challenge is the maintenance of the city’s aging buildings and facilities, such as the library and community centers, which require significant renovations to meet modern standards and address safety concerns. Finally, the city has been impacted by natural disasters such as wildfires and earthquakes, which have damaged infrastructure and required significant rebuilding efforts.
Sample Highlights from the Capital Improvement Plan
Project ID
Project Title
Project Start Year
Project Description
Project Spend Total
Page Ref
Project Satus
669048
Redwood Road Rehabilitation-Dry Creek to Carol
2025
“Design and construction of cold in-place recycling and curb ramps on Redwood Drive from Dry Creek Road to Carol Drive.
The project will incorporate “”complete streets”” philosophies into the proposed improvements. City staff will develop studies of the project corridor
to identify opportunities to implement these philosophies, in addition to conducting engineering analyses of the recommendations of the City of
Napa’s Bicycle Plan and Pedestrian Plan.”
2650000
54
Not Started
669050
Jefferson Street Trancas to Lincoln
2025
“The pavement in this area is in poor condition and will require a rehabilitation. Along with pavement rehabilitation, curb ramps will be constructed
to complete the path of travel for pedestrians and comply with ADA regulations.
The project will incorporate “”complete streets”” philosophies into the proposed improvements. City staff will develop studies of the project corridor
to identify opportunities to implement these philosophies, in addition to conducting engineering analyses of the recommendations of the City of
Napa’s Bicycle Plan and Pedestrian Plan.”
2650000
55
Not Started
669056
Traffic Signal Upgrade Pueblo at Soscol
2027
The traffic signal at Pueblo Avenue and Soscol Avenue will be upgraded to provide up to date poles and signal systems.
1150000
59
Not Started
669235
BJTP Dewatering Facility Construction
2026
Construct a new dewatering facility that uses a centrifuge to mechanically dry sludge, a natural byproduct of water treatment operations.
9000000
107
Not Started
669250
Hennessey Spillway Flow Expansion
2025
“In 2017, the City engaged professional consulting services to perform a comprehensive
condition assessment of the Conn Creek Dam spillway. The condition assessment noted various defects along the spillway channel and walls,
including cracking, spalling, and delamination of the concrete.
The California Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD) is requiring modifications to the spillway to accommodate the probable maximum flood
(PMF) This Project is the construction phase of the modifications.”
10000000
113
Not Started
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