2017 Corridor Safety Study

The intent of the Systemic Safety Analysis Report Program (SSARP) is to assist local agencies in performing a collision analysis, identifying safety issues on their roadway networks, and developing a list of systemic low-cost countermeasures that can be used to prepare future HSIP, safety program applications and other applications.

2018 ADA Improvements

Construct ADA required improvements to improve pedestrian paths on various locations throughout the City.

2018 Road Maintenance Project

The 2017 Road Maintenance Project will begin placing surface treatments on Monday August 14th and continuing through the 1st of September.

2018 Water Main Replacement Project

This is part of an annual program to replace old water mains and repair sewer deficiencies. Generally water mains that are over 60 years old and have a history of water main breaks or leaks are prioritized for replacement over time. The project includes replacement of the water main, fire hydrants, and new water services to properties within the project limits.

Dog Gone Alley Utilities Replacement

Dog Gone Alley, from College St to Bush St, is in need of updated utilities infrastructure. The existing 4-inch water main was constructed in 1962 and needs to be upgraded to an 8-inch main for adequate water supply and fire flow.

East Main Street Improvement Project

Project will resurface E. Main Street between East Street and Pioneer Avenue to widen and improve bike lanes, complete sidewalks on the south side of the road.

Fire Station #3 Relocation

I-5 & County Road 102 Interchange Landscaping

This project is the landscaping phase of the I-5/CR-102 Interchange Improvements Project (CIP 97-24).

Kentucky Avenue Complete Street Widening

Project will reconstruct pavement and widen Kentucky Avenue to 4-lanes from East Street to College Street and will reconstruct pavement and make operational improvements from College Street to West Street.

North Regional Pond & Pump Station Project

The North Regional Pond is located just to the north of the City’s Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) and south of the WDCWA Regional Water Treatment Facility and is the site of former wastewater treatment operations that ceased in the mid-1980s. The pond was closed out of the WPCF’s permit in 2014, which allows for other uses of the site. The project serves as storm drainage mitigation feature for Spring Lake Area developments.

Sports Park Drive Pedestrian Overcrossing Project

The complete project consists of the design and construction of a bicycle/pedestrian crossing over SR-113 along the alignment of Sports Park Drive to Farmers Central Road.

Spring Lake N1 Parks Project

Construction of the Spring Lake Park (N1) project is substantially complete. The 2-acres will remain fenced off for the entire construction and 3 month maintenance period for plant establishment. There will be no access to park site until the maintenance period is up.

Spring Lake N3 Parks Project

Construction of the Rick Gonzales Senior Park project is complete and the maintenance period for plant establishment is underway. The 10-acres will remain fenced off and there will be no access to park site until the maintenance period is up.

West Main Street Bicycle / Pedestrian Mobility

Project improves West Main Street from West Street to County Road 98.

West Street Water Transmission Main Project

The City of Woodland water distribution system was originally constructed with water supply from neighborhood wells and thus there are no larger diameter water mains to convey water to different areas of the City. With the conversion to surface water as the primary source of water for the City, approximately 70% of the City’s water supply is through the transmission main along the south side of the City. The project is needed to provide adequate supply and maintain water quality in the northwest quarter of the City.

W. Woodland Safe Routes to School Project

Road reconstruction/rehabilitation on West Court St, installation of ADA curb ramps, micro-surfacing and re-striping at various other locations.

Woodland Parkway Safe Routes & Connectivity Study

The Woodland Parkway Safe Route to School and Connectivity study includes evaluation of the pedestrian and bicycle facilities along the SR 113 interchange along Gibson Road.