The City of Santa Rosa faces several key infrastructure challenges, including maintaining and upgrading its aging transportation infrastructure, addressing stormwater management and flood protection issues, ensuring reliable and sustainable water supply and treatment infrastructure, managing the impacts of natural disasters such as wildfires and floods, and improving access to public transit and other transportation options. Additionally, the city must balance the need for infrastructure improvements with the cost of these projects, while also ensuring that residents and businesses have access to safe and reliable infrastructure services that support economic growth and quality of life in the community.
City of Santa Rosa, California
Population (Year): 176938 (2021)
Sample Highlights from the Capital Improvement Plan
Project ID
Project Title
Project Start Year
Project Description
Project Spend Total
Page Ref
Project Satus
547619
Slurry Seal Preparation and Traffic Control
2023
“This project funds the preparatory asphalt work
needed prior to the annual slurry seal project,
including small dig-outs, overlays, and skin
patches. This work is completed by Field Services
Streets Section staff. Additionally, it funds traffic
control needed during the slurry seal application
process. The traffic control is also provided by
Streets Section staf”
150000
56
Ongoing
547621
Fulton Rd from Guerneville Rd to Piner Rd – Widen to Four Lanes
2023
“To ease future traffic congestion, Fulton Road will
be reconstructed and widened to 4 lanes with bike
lanes and sidewalks between Guerneville Road
and Piner Road. The project includes a median
island and storm drain improvements.”
1074000
57
Ongoing
547625
Storm Water Drainage Improvements
2023
“This project provides funds for planning, design,
and implementation of repairs or replacements
necessary for broken or damaged storm drain
pipes, catch basins, ditches, or bank stabilization.
It provides for existing storm drain system capacity
analysis/improvements as well as the design and
construction of new small-scale drainage systems.
Additionally, funds have been planned to fund
minor storm drain improvements at a number of
Capital Improvement Program (CIP) project
locations.”
368315
59
Ongoing
547651
Laguna Treatment Plant Electrical Infrastructure Replacement
2023
“This project will involve the replacement of the M1
main switchgear and the load centers that have
reached the end of their useful life as identified in
the Power Master Plan and in the Subregional
Water Resource Recovery Facilities Master Plan
currently under development.”
19530000
77
Ongoing
547657
Parking Lot 10 Reconstruction
2023
“This project will improve and extend the life of
several parking lots using two different types of
road surface sealing products, hot mix asphalt
pavement, replacing trees, driveway approaches,
planter strips, and repairing sidewalks at six
downtown parking lots.”
353863
83
Ongoing
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