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Lake Forest details $36 million capital improvement program, cites 31 completed projects and multiple upcoming jobs
Summary
City staff told the Community Services Commission that 70 CIP projects are planned with a $36 million budget; staff highlighted recent completions, projects under construction and near‑term bidding and construction plans including street, park and traffic work.
Naz Mokaram, principal civil engineer for the City of Lake Forest, told the Community Services Commission on Feb. 5 that the city’s capital improvement program (CIP) currently includes 70 projects with a total budget of $36,000,000.
The update highlighted recent completions, projects now under construction and design- or procurement-stage work the city expects to advertise and award in coming months. “As you’ve seen before, a total of 70 CIP projects are currently budgeted and planned for improving the beautiful city of Lake Forest with a total budget of 36,000,000,” Mokaram said.
The presentation listed several projects completed since the last update: the arterial slurry seal on Jeronimo and Muirlands (construction contract awarded in July; work started in September; notice of completion approved by council in January); a rock‑fill median on Lake Forest Drive that replaced delineators (contract awarded in July; NOC approved in January); and substantial completion on Trabuco Trail rehabilitation and Trabuco Road resurfacing between Bake and Peachwood. Mokaram told commissioners staff expects to file the…
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