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Construction Updates and Detours
Lincoln Cunningham Park Phase 1 - Arterial Trail Project
Lincoln Cunningham Park, San Pablo Avenue
This project includes the construction of a concrete multi-use path through Lincoln Cunningham Park from San Pablo Avenue to Lincoln Street: pedestrian paths from the new multi-use path to Yerba Buena Court, Lindberg Court, and Serape Court; storm drainage improvements, curb ramp retrofits; one on-street accessible parking stall on Lincoln Street between Lincoln Cunningham Park and Havana Soliz Park; and seeding for erosion control. The project is expected to be completed in the Spring of 2026.
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Broadway Ave Corridor Improvements
Various Locations
This project will implement a road diet on Broadway Avenue from Fremont Boulevard to General Jim Boulevard, reducing Broadway Avenue from a four-lane roadway to a two-lane roadway with curb extensions, bike lanes, roundabouts, and crosswalks. Improvements on Yosemite Street will include bicycle pavement markings and signage.
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Sidewalk Improvements
Various Locations
This project will make sidewalk repairs for uplifts greater than or equal to 2" that cannot be shaved. The locations of repair will be those of City responsibility.
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Street Sign Updates
Various Locations
This project replaces regulatory signs such as stop signs and 2-hour parking signs, among others.
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Street Striping
Various Locations
This project restripes City-owned and maintained streets in the Former Fort Ord and northern Seaside. These streets include Lightfighter Drive from General Jim Moore Boulevard to Highway 1; Coe Avenue from General Jim Moore Boulevard to Monterey Road; the Seaside Highlands Development; Normandy Road from General Jim Moore Boulevard to Parker Flats Cut Off Road; Parker Flats Cut Off Road from Normandy Road to Carentan Road; and Auto Mall Parkway.
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Pavement Management Project
Various Locations
The Pavement Management Program Report will be updated to reflect recent paving work. This report will need to be updated every two years.
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2023 Water Rate & Capacity Fee Study
Various Locations
This project includes preparing an update to the water rate and capacity fee studies completed in 2019 and 2020.
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90" Storm Drain Outfall Repair
This project improves the integrity of the outfall and upstream during large storms.
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CMP Replacement Program
This project designs and constructs the replacement of corroded-bottom corrugated metal-pipe storm drains for proper stormwater conveyance and protection from sinkholes.
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Court House
This project will install potable and recycled fire water, sanitary sewer, electrical, and communications service to the Courthouse site as required per the transfer of property agreement with the Judicial Council of California. The agreement also requires the City to underground the overhead dry utilities (electric, phone, cable, and fiber) in front of the Courthouse site and across 2nd Avenue. The City will perform or manage the design, project management, construction, construction management, and acquisition of all required permits.
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Eucalyptus Storm Drain Infiltrator Repair
Eucalyptus Road
This project will replace the infiltration system under Eucalyptus Road. Work began on this project in November 2025.
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Fire Station #2
Gigling Road and 1st Avenue
This project provides environmental review, design, bidding, and construction of a new Fire Station with a training facility at the northwest corner of Gigling Road and 1st Avenue. An environmental review and a construction cost estimate have been completed. The design is being finalized to be ready for bidding once funding for the new station has been identified and secured.
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Local Roadway Safety Plan
Various Locations
The LRSP is a crash data-driven safety evaluation of the City's roadway network, which develops and prioritizes systemic safety improvements for all modes of transportation, including pedestrians and cyclists. The goal of the LRSP is to reduce traffic-related fatalities and severe injuries on the City's roadways and intersections. The plan will target pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular safety improvements where they are needed the most.
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New Well Project Study
The results from this well-siting study will be discussed with City leadership before progressing to the next step of the project.
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San Pablo Avenue Pedestrian Bridge
This project will demolish the existing bridge, which crosses San Pablo Avenue, connects Lincoln Cunningham Park and Manzanita Stuart Park, and construct a new bridge.
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Storm Water Audit Corrections
This project will grade and create a treatment area for the corporate yard laydown area, which is used to store equipment and trash.
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Stormwater Master Plan Update
This project video records the City's storm drain system, creating a stormwater model of the system, identifying and prioritizing both maintenance and CIP projects. The plan is in the final phase of completion.
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Surplus II Buildings (Campus Town Blvd. Removals) - Phase 1B
This project will demolish buildings and remove soil in the former Fort Ord area of the future Campus Town Development.
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Surplus II Buildings (Campus Town Blvd. Removals) - Phase 2
This project includes the demolition of buildings, along with the removal of soil, in the former Fort Ord for the Campus Town Development.
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The Seaside Municipal Well Replacement Project
To ensure an adequate supply of clean, affordable, and reliable water for residents, City staff, along with geotechnical experts, will be conducting research to determine the best location for a new Seaside Municipal well.
No well site location has been determined at this time.
Over the next few months, residents can expect to see contractors performing preliminary research and surveying at potentially viable locations. Determination of a well location is a complex process of hydrogeologic studies and onsite research. Potential locations for the well include, but are not limited to, the golf courses, parks, and easements areas within the City. The goal of the research is to locate the most favorable location that would hydrogeologically produce the required water capacity to serve our current customers within the Seaside Municipal Water System.
Once the research has been completed, the City Council will review and determine the well location.
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Highland Otis Playground Replacement Project - Completed January 2024
The Highland Otis Playground Replacement Project included the installation of city-purchased playground equipment and a perimeter concrete curb, removed sand, and installed permeable base material, geotextile fabric and wood play surfacing, in addition to providing an accessible playground entrance.
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Fernando Park Improvements Project - Completed February 2024
The Fernanado Park Improvements Project will involve earthwork and grading, play equipment, an accessible picnic table with a bench, a hand sanitation station, wood chip play surfacing, an accessible ramp, a rock wall, concrete curbs, and a concrete walkway.
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Drainage Inlet Improvements Project - Completed February 2024
The Drainage Inlet Improvements Project will construct a "bubble-up" catch basin at the southeast corner of San Pablo Avenue and Saint Helena Street, and connect it to the 30" RCP storm drain located in San Pablo Avenue to allow the existing 30" storm drain flow to "bubble-up" onto the south side of San Pablo Avenue instead of the catch basin in front of 1817 Yosemite Street. The overflow from the 30" storm drain would discharge onto the south side of San Pablo Avenue.
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City Hall and Library Parking Lot Repave Project - Completed April 2024
The proposed improvements include the removal of existing asphalt paving, the abandonment of a damaged sanitary sewer line, the installation and rerouting of a new sanitary sewer line, new asphalt paving, the installation of curbs, and ADA paths of travel.
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Cutino Park Improvements Part 2 Phase 1 - Completed April 2024
The Cutino Park Improvements Part 2 Phase 1 Project includes the construction of a parking lot, lighting, a playground area and equipment, benches, tables, a water fountain, accessible pathways, pathway lighting, bleachers, lawn area, landscaping, and irrigation improvements.
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Fremont Medians Renovation Project - Completed April 2025
Fremont Boulevard from Kimball Avenue to Monterey Road/Highway 1
The Fremont Medians Renovations Project is approved in the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) identified in the fiscal year 2025/2025 annual budget. The proposed improvements include new irrigation, controller, cobble paving, gold crushed gravel, tree protection, and a 60-day landscape maintenance period.
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2023 Pavement Rehabilitation Project - Completed May 2025
Various Locations
Coastal Paving and Excavating, Inc. will start the construction of the 2023 Pavement Rehabilitation Project for the City of Seaside the week on August 5, 2024.
The Project construction includes localized pavement base repairs, pavement overlay, and concrete curb ramps on the following street segments:
- Grandview Street from Luxton Street to Circle Avenue
- Flores Place from Broadway Avenue to Flores Street
- Flores Street from Broadway Avenue to La Salle Avenue
- Waring Street from Hilby Avenue to Broadway Avenue
- Harding Street from Elm Avenue to Mingo Avenue
- Lincoln Street from San Pablo Avenue to La Salle Avenue
- Yosemite Street from Broadway Avenue to Mingo Avenue
- Villanova Court
- Velerton Court
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Storm Drain Grate Upgrade Project-Phase 2 - Completed May 2025
Various Locations
The Storm Drain Grate Update Project - Phase 2 replaces 69 existing storm grates with new bicycle-compliant storm grates and installs the new grates including concrete and asphalt sawcutting removal and replacement, dowling, re-installation of existing hoods, painting new curbing to match existing paint color, projecting and/or removal/replacement of environmental storm drain placards, providing drainage inlet markers, and other related work.
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Fire Station #1 Improvements - Completed December 2025
The Fire Station #1 Kitchen Renovation Project, located at 1635 Broadway Avenue, includes the demolition, removal, and reconstruction of the existing kitchen, including casework, countertops, appliances, non-structural walls, MEP systems, non-structural concrete slab section, and interior finishes. The project also included the construction of an ADA-compliant path of travel, concrete paving, earthwork, and temporary traffic and stormwater controls.
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