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City staff report progress on sidewalks, Yosemite active-transportation work and pickleball courts; website updated for ADA
Summary
City public works and management updated the council on multiple construction projects (E Street, G Street, Yosemite ATP), noted a delay on a Pasadena signalization base and poles, said pickleball courts came in under budget, and announced the city's website is now ADA-compliant.
Public works staff updated the City Council on several ongoing capital projects and administrative improvements.
Staff reported that extended work on E Street — sidewalks, paving, tree planting and decorative lighting — is nearing completion and is expected to be ready for Heritage Days and trunk-or-treat events. The Yosemite active-transportation project is progressing on the south side with sidewalks poured and trees preserved; G Street work was also advancing. The city noted a supply delay for poles needed in a Pasadena signalization project but otherwise described the construction program as moving "smoothly so far."
City Manager and Public Works staff said the new pickleball courts were procured under budget; the council will receive an award recommendation at an upcoming meeting. The city clerk reported that the municipal website work is complete, the site is now ADA-compliant, loads faster across devices and displays properly on mobile and desktop.
No formal actions beyond updates were taken. Staff indicated continued progress updates will return to council as projects reach milestones.
