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Public Works presents budget; board presses on chip-seal, CSA funding and airport plans
Summary
Public Works delivered its fiscal-year budget presentation and described a countywide chip-seal program expected to preserve roughly 35'37 miles this summer; supervisors pressed staff on county service areas, reserves and whether contracting could increase mileage delivered.
Public Works staff presented the department's budget to the Lake County Board of Supervisors on June 25 and answered questions about road maintenance priorities, county service areas (CSAs), airport projects and equipment replacement.
Deputy Public Works Director Alicia Ayala told the board Public Works oversees nine major budget units and 31 smaller ones; she said the Road Division maintains roughly 613 miles of county public roads and will begin a countywide chip-seal program expected to preserve about 35 to 37 miles of pavement this summer. "The road crew will be starting and completing a county wide chip sale program, that will result in approximately 37 miles of…
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