Capital Improvement Projects List

NOTE: The list of public facilities improvement projects shown below contains projects that have completed the necessary budgetary and environmental approval process, as well as those proposed for construction. Appearance of a project on this list does not constitute final approval of any project. Each project is subject to environmental and engineering review to be conducted in accordance with the applicable requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), and City Code provisions. To find out about a few Recreation & Parks projects not listed here, visit www.srcity.org/parks.

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Status	ProjID	Title	Description	Est Start	Est End
Construction	01620	Santa Rosa Avenue Corridor Improvements	The corridor is defined as the stretch of Santa Rosa Avenue between Sonoma Avenue and Maple Avenue. This project will make improvements to existing pedestrian, bike, transit and vehicle facilities along the corridor. Specifically, the project will: Add new and enhance existing pedestrian facilities throughout the corridor. Upgrade pedestrian ramps to current ADA standards. Close gaps in the Class II bike lane network on Santa Rosa Ave. Prioritize transit movements through the corridor. Maintain existing parking. Install landscaped median islands. Install streetscape furnishing such as: Pedestrian Lighting, Benches and Bike racks. Apply pavement surface treatment.	2023/07	2023/12
Construction	02248	Six Fire Damaged Parks- Recovery	This is project is a fire recovery project involving 6 city parks that were partially destroyed during the Tubbs Fire in 2017. The affected parks are Fir Ridge Park, Francis Nielsen Park, Nagasawa Park, Rincon Ridge Park, Rincon Ridge Open Space, and Parker Hill Open Space. The intended purpose of this project is to restore all parks to their pre fire condition with the exception of code-related upgrades. Additionally, as a result of community feedback, a new playground facility will be installed at Fir Ridge Park.	2022/05	2023/06
Construction	02300	Fire Damaged Roadway Landscaping	This project will remove and replace fire damaged irrigation components within City right of way in the Coffey Park and Fountaingrove neighborhoods.	2022/08	2023/10
Proposed	02338	Fire-Damaged Tree Removal- Parks, Open Space, ROW Phase 3	The primary focus of this project is to remove all remaining fire damaged trees located within city parks, city-owned open space parcels and city right of way that were not previously removed during earlier tree removal projects.	2022/10	2023/05
Proposed	02393	Kawana Springs Community Park Gardens	The Kawana Springs Community Park Garden, located at Kawana Springs Road and Amethyst Wy, encompasses approximately 1.08 acres and will have a semi-circle drive with an ADA parking space and two additional parking spaces. Also included in the design is an ADA compliant raised garden bed, two shaded picnic tables & concealed porta-potty. There will be two storage sheds provided as well as shade trees and landscaping outside the gardens. There are accessible paths to the gardens as well as a new pedestrian crossing for Kawana Springs Rd.	N/A	N/A