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Caltrans Highway 162 project secure; Oroville leaders press for temporary repairs this winter
Summary
City staff said a roughly $35 million Highway 162 co‑funded project is secure and likely to go to bid; they also asked Caltrans for temporary "band‑aid" fixes to keep streets intact through winter while larger rebuilds are planned for spring.
City staff and council members told the workshop they had received assurances from Caltrans that the $35 million Highway 162 corridor project is “secure” and expected to go to bid soon, but asked the state agency to make temporary repairs where local traffic and weather will further damage pavement before a full reconstruction next spring.
Mayor (presiding) said after a meeting with Caltrans, staff learned the project’s $35 million funding is secure and that the state is finalizing an agreement with the railroad. “The $35,000,000 for the project is secure,” the mayor said…
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