2026 Roadway Sealing Project
Summary
The city's annual resurfacing project covers neighborhoods around Johnson Avenue, South Broad and Tank Farm. It brings speed cushions, better crosswalks, buffered bike lanes and a four-way stop replacing the confusing Mill/Toro traffic circle. Final plans go to council in May, with construction summer/fall 2026.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $4-5 million for roughly 20% of the city's local roads this cycle.
Residents, bus riders, cyclists and pedestrians in the resurfacing zones get smoother streets and safer crossings.
Bus riders may face slightly more stops at the new Mill/Toro four-way stop.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council
About $4.9 million in slurry sealing and safety upgrades for southeast SLO streets, including a new all-way stop at Mill/Toro replacing the unpopular traffic circle, speed cushions near schools, and a left-turn ban at Broad/Aero Vista after two fatal crashes.
Mass Transportation Committee
The city's annual resurfacing project covers neighborhoods around Johnson Avenue, South Broad and Tank Farm. It brings speed cushions, better crosswalks, buffered bike lanes and a four-way stop replacing the confusing Mill/Toro traffic circle. Final plans go to council in May, with construction summer/fall 2026.
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