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Capitola council adopts five‑year Measure D spending plan to support pavement and multimodal projects
Summary
The City Council adopted the Measure D five‑year program of projects (2025–2030), confirming annual formulas will be used to support pavement management and multimodal projects including the 40 First Avenue multimodal and pavement rehabilitation project.
Capitola — The City Council conducted a public hearing and adopted the five‑year Measure D program of projects on Sept. 11, confirming the city’s use of voter‑approved Measure D funds for pavement management and multimodal work.
Lede: Council adopted a resolution approving the Measure D 2025–2030 program of projects, which directs Measure D allocations toward the city’s pavement management plan and specific projects already in the FY25–26 work plan, including the 40 First Avenue multimodal/pavement rehabilitation project.
Why it matters: Measure D is a voter‑approved local funding source that provides an annual allocation to cities in the region by formula; Capitola staff said Measure D has provided roughly $300,000–$350,000 annually in recent years and that the five‑year projection shows incremental growth (staff cited projections approaching roughly $400,000 in later years).
How the city will use funds: Staff said Measure D will continue to be the foundation for the pavement management program together with other local funds and grants; the city will revisit the five‑year list annually and update the pavement management plan in 2026–27.
Action taken: Council adopted the resolution approving the five‑year program as required by the Measure D master funding agreement and directed staff to continue PMP implementation and coordinate Measure D allocations with planned projects.
Ending: Councilmembers asked clarifying questions about formula changes and long‑term planning; staff said they will continue to report annually and update the PMP and the Measure D program of projects as budgets and grant opportunities change.
