Jared Mathis

Curb Ramps and Street Improvements

The $195,000 grant covers most of the project; about $50,000 of design cost comes from the general fund.

Street Parking on Laguna Hills Drive

About $12,000 for signing and striping, already covered in the public works operating budget.

Avenida de la Carlota Traffic Signal Synchronization

$146,500 from the city's capital improvement budget.

Residential Street Parking Pressure

Waiving permit fees citywide would cost about $37,500 a year; the council wants an equitable funding option studied.

Citywide street rehabilitation rebidding and gas tax inequity

$2.5 million is available for the repaving project; fairer funding could eventually mean significantly more street money.

I-5/El Toro Road interchange project

A multi-million-dollar Measure M2-funded project; members of the council argued a low-cost signage alternative could achieve similar congestion relief.

Measure M compliance and street funding

SB 1 gas tax funds are reserved for the listed street maintenance projects.

I-5/El Toro Road interchange conflict with Hotel One

A conflict could delay or kill the hotel generating roughly $1.5 million in annual transient occupancy tax.

Traffic Conditions on Ericson Way

Parking Stall Delineation on Via Lomas

Traffic Conditions on Grissom Road and Wilkes Place

Paseo de Valencia and Cabot Road Active Transportation Enhancements (CIP 191)

The design contract is $817,298.

Southbound Cabot Road Closures

Moulton Parkway Median Island Modification (CIP 303)

Project cost to be determined through the bid process.

Engineering and Traffic Survey for Speed Limits

Parallel Parking Ordinance 2026-1

Santa Maria Avenue pavement management project