PROJECTS IN PROGRESS

Capital Improvement Projects

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PUBLIC FACILITIES
 

Downtown City Park Restrooms
Design is underway to upgrade and replace the downtown City Park restrooms. Ravatt Albrecht and Associates is assisting staff with this project.

Uptown Family Park
The City has been awarded a State of California Department of Parks and Recreation Proposition 84 Grant to design and build the Paso Robles Uptown Family Park at 36th and Spring Streets. Requests for proposals have been sent out to design this $2.5 million dollar park and are due October 7, 2011, with construction slated to begin in October 2012.

Ornamental Lights Retrofit
The City has acquired a Federal Stimulus Grant from the California Energy Commission to retrofit approximately 300 downtown ornamental light fixtures. Converting the existing lamps will provide approximately $1700 per month savings to the City's electrical costs. Project was awarded to Republic ITS.

Salinas River Corridor Plan
The City received a technical assistance grant from the National Park Services to assist staff in preparing a Master Corridor Plan and create a vision in and around the Salinas River to enhance its open space and recreational trail capabilities.
Project Status:  On hold
Project Designer:  City Staff
Project Budget:  None at this time

South River Road Bikepath
The City has State Transit Enhancement Act (TEA) funding to install a bikepath from Navajo to the 13th Street Bridge. The project is being designed by Rick Engineering. The project has completed its environmental phase and is now in final design. It will be advertised for bids in early 2012.