This program includes the planning, design, and construction of City street maintenance projects each fiscal year. A Pavement Management System is used to assist in the selection of streets for repair. This program enhances the City's roadway network and all projects are reviewed for multi-modal transportation improvements.
Public Works is responsible for maintaining approximately 96 miles of roadway. To assist this effort, the City is assigned a Pavement Condition Index (PCI). The PCI evaluates streets numerically from 0 (failed) to 100 (new) as illustrated below. Menlo Park’s overall PCI is 76 (good) and ranks 21 of 110 Bay Area jurisdictions.
Each year, staff assesses the condition of the City’s streets, evaluate funding, and propose an update for the maintenance of specific street segments. Staff is currently developing a five-year maintenance plan.
Sand Hill Water Main Replacement project
This project will replace approximately 4,300 linear feet of aging asphalt concrete water main with new high density polyethylene pipe. The work spans Sand Hill Road (from 2950 Sand Hill Road to Monte Rosa Drive) and Monte Rosa Drive (from Sand Hill Road to Siskiyou Drive). The project also includes resurfacing, signing and striping. Please refer to the project webpage for additional information.
publicworks@menlopark.gov 650-330-6740