2026 Paving Project design recommendations
Summary
The 2026 paving plans head to council May 5 keeping Johnson Avenue as-is, with the committee's road-diet recommendation offered as an alternative council could explore. Committee members plan to show up and push for it.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
The paving project's costs weren't detailed at the meeting, but added features like speed humps, signals, or a roundabout could affect future budgets.
Residents who want a buffered bike lane on Johnson between San Luis Drive and Bishop — if council takes the alternative.
Road-diet supporters may be disappointed if council keeps the current configuration.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council
Slurry sealing is moving through French Park and Islay Park neighborhoods; Council Member Shoresman raised concerns about shaved-off street markings near the high school and new drivers — staff promised temporary striping and a timeline.
Active Transportation Committee
The 2026 paving plans head to council May 5 keeping Johnson Avenue as-is, with the committee's road-diet recommendation offered as an alternative council could explore. Committee members plan to show up and push for it.
Active Transportation Committee
The committee gave zone-by-zone feedback on the city's 2026 street repaving project, shaping where speed humps, crosswalks, traffic control, and bike lanes get added. Mill Street will get continued speed-calming attention, and Johnson Street could see a road diet with a buffered bike lane.
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