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Los Banos adopts SB1 project list and outlines multi-million-dollar road plan after pavement review
Summary
Council approved the city's SB1 (RMRA) project list for 2025–26 and discussed a multi-year street-rehabilitation strategy after staff presented a pavement condition index showing an average citywide score of 48 and a $23.4 million estimated need for severely deteriorated streets.
The Los Banos City Council on June 18 approved a list of proposed projects funded by the Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Account (RMRA, SB1) for fiscal year 2025–26 and discussed longer-term needs for street rehabilitation across the city.
Parks and Recreation Director Joe Heim, who led the RMRA presentation for streets work, said the city’s average pavement condition index (PCI) is 48 and that addressing the worst streets (PCI 0–24) would cost an estimated $23,400,000. "Our average citywide PCI of 48," Heim said during the presentation, stressing the scale of the backlog and the need for multi-year planning.
The staff package proposed about $3.9 million in pavement spending…
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