Nick Smith

Lighthouse Avenue Parking and Bike Racks

A full stop-sign study at Lighthouse/Congress/Central cost upward of $30,000; a similar study here would need council funding.

Noise and traffic on Ocean View Boulevard

Crosswalks, double-yellow striping, and speed signs would require public works spending of uncertain amount.

Street and sidewalk improvements

Roughly $500,000 estimated for about 3,000 feet of curb, gutter, and sidewalk.

Radar speed sign placement

Funding would come from the mid-year budget and FY 2026-27 capital outlay budget; no amount stated.

Congress Avenue safe route to school sidewalk

Pine & Eardley intersection crashes

A traffic study and possible stop signs would cost city funds, with the council able to authorize the expense if the analysis supports it.

Sunset Drive walkway grant

A $200,000 regional grant will fund the project, sparing the city's own budget.

Potential Expansion of Paid Parking

Unknown until the feasibility study comes back; new paid parking could generate revenue or deter visitors.

Four-Way Stop at Congress, Central and Lighthouse

The basic version (signs and paint) fits the existing operations budget; a full rebuild with curb ramps and medians would cost tens of thousands and need capital funding.

ADA parking and Sloat Avenue markings

Minor striping and refresh work; no figure given.

2025 traffic complaints and Caledonia walkway hazard

Street Signs on North Side of Pine Avenue for Emergency Responders

Staff guessed $10,000+ for signs and posts, coming out of the public works budget.

Speed Zone Ordinance