This annual project reduces degradation of the City’s street system through pavement maintenance. Projects consist primarily of seal coats and overlays with associated dig-outs of failed areas and crack sealing, along with ADA improvements to sidewalks and curb ramps.
Develop a comprehensive update to the City’s General Plan and Housing Element Update, including development of a Climate Action and Adaptation Plan. The General Plan is also a policy document that embodies the community’s goals and guides decisions about physical development over the long term.
The public safety facilities assessment will be used to inform future construction and renovations to address inadequate police and fire facilities city wide. This project will take a holistic look at the public safety facilities citywide in a comprehensive planning effort to shape strategic investment in these critical facilities.
The City of Petaluma has made significant efforts to assure that playgrounds meet Americans with Disabilities Act standards and Consumer Product Safety Guidelines. Playgrounds that are deemed inadequate are identified and replaced as funding becomes available. The Playground Replacement Capital Improvement Project (CIPC00400205), is a multi-year project with the most recent play structure being replaced … Continued
Further reduce the City’s energy use and maintenance cost by replacing older lights at some of the City’s sports fields, courts, parking lots and pathways where the existing lighting is nearing the end of its service life.
This project will make repairs to the building’s exterior to prevent water intrusion and protect the interior, which has been damaged by leaks in the roof and windows. Work addressing the water intrusion and damage will include repairs to gutters and flat roofing, windows, walls, floors, and ceilings.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) awarded a grant for the purchase and installation of four electric vehicle chargers.
Due to the lack of indoor vehicle storage at the three fire station locations, it is necessary to shelter the reserve fleet in newly created outdoor protective housing. The housing will consist of permanent, lightweight structures designed for easy assembly and installation by the manufacturer and sized to accommodate the fleet of reserve apparatus.
This project is to install fire sprinklers in the Regional Library.
This project will design and implement path of travel improvements including adjusting the slope of the front entry walk, adding curb cuts at the crosswalks, repaving and restriping the parking lot, replacing the ADA parking stall surface, and adding ramps to the remaining building doors.
