Site work and paving for a road / highway in Santa Rosa, California. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

Maintenance and repair of City-maintained roads within the Oakmont community of Santa Rosa, CA, to address distress. The scope includes pavement maintenance, potential cape seal and asphalt rubber cape seal applications, and the evaluation and potential reconstruction of curb ramps to meet ADA, Caltrans, MUTCD, and PROWAG standards. Roads scheduled for water/sewer replacement within the next four years are excluded from this project. Online Q&A Yes Q&A Deadline 06/16/2026 5:00 PM (PDT) online question submitted This project consists of: o Slurry seal for roads in satisfactory to good condition. o Cape seal treatment for roads in fair to satisfactory condition containing some alligator cracking. o Asphalt rubber cape seal for roads in poor condition and containing significant alligator cracking throughout the road. o Road preparations including digout repairs, crack sealing, striping removal, vegetation trimming/removal, tree trimming, protect in place covering of iron in the roadway. o Temporary and new striping to replace existing, including striping improvements. o Curb ramp reconstruction of non-compliant ramps adjacent to roads receiving a cape seal or asphalt rubber cape seal treatment and as defined in the curb ramp list provided that meets all accessibility codes applicable to the location and to be inspected by the applicable type under the Caltrans Form DOT CEM-5773ADE through DOT CEM-5773CM. o Community outreach prior to and during construction including one in-person community information meeting, two postcard or letter notices (advance and imminent), door hangers, website, email registry, weekly email updates, dedicated project phone number, and construction signs posted at community entrances. o Consideration of evacuation routes and the community's access to the roads during the project to meet their needs. o Coordination with the various HOA's during the design and construction of the Project. o The Project design is to maintain LID exemption per the RFP. o Potentially additional pedestrian improvements in accordance with the Active Transportation Plan, to be clarified during the RFP phase.