Pavement Condition and Street Repair Funding
Summary
Engineering staff reported that San Leandro's pavement condition index (PCI) sits at 56, classified as fair to poor. While the city spends $4.5 million annually on road repairs, it needs roughly $11 million a year just to maintain the current condition, prompting discussions around utility cut fees and potential revenue measures.
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Last discussed Feb 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
Addressing the street backlog requires approximately $11 million annually compared to current funding of $4.5 million.
All motorists and cyclists traveling across city roadways once repairs are executed.
Taxpayers who may face future revenue measures, and drivers navigating degraded roadways.
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