Street resurfacing program
- Project typeStreets and sidewalks
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.
Pavement Overview
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).
Current status
Staff presented the 5-Year Street Maintenance Plan as an informational item at the December 5 City Council meeting. The Plan is a blueprint for future maintenance projects and will keep the City's overall PCI in good condition. Additional information may be found per the staff report linked below. The Plan may be adjusted each year based on demand or funding and includes annual street maintenance in addition to separate, more complex, CIP projects. A map of all proposed projects in the Plan is included per the attachment below.
Project Maps(PDF, 9MB)
Staff Report: 5-Year Street Maintenance Plan(PDF, 31MB)
Public Works will spearhead a City-wide slurry seal project and resurface Continental Drive (from Tioga Drive to Monta Rosa Drive) tentatively this summer. Additional updates will be provided prior to construction.
Recently completed projects
The 2023 Street Resurfacing project resurfaced fifteen streets across the City. The project also includes repair of select curb ramps and sidewalk gaps to meet accessibility requirements pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act. To date, project construction is complete.
The 2023 Street Resurfacing project resurfaced fifteen streets across the City. The project also included repair of select curb ramps and sidewalk gaps to meet accessibility requirements pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act. To date, project construction is complete.
Staff presented the 5-Year Street Maintenance Plan as an informational item at the December 5 City Council meeting. The Plan is a blueprint for future maintenance projects and will keep the City's overall PCI in good condition. Additional information may be found per the staff report linked below. The Plan may be adjusted each year based on demand or funding and includes annual street maintenance in addition to separate, more complex, CIP projects.
Public Works will spearhead a City-wide slurry seal project and resurface Continental Drive (from Tioga Drive to Monta Rosa Drive) tentatively next summer. Additional updates will be provided prior to construction.