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Clayton council approves hybrid 2026 paving plan, prioritizing El Portal Drive and Eagle Peak Avenue
Summary
The council approved a $2 million 2026 pavement project using a hybrid approach: manually select El Portal Drive and Eagle Peak Avenue and let the StreetSaver tool select remaining streets. City engineer Larry Theiss will return with a public map and design schedule.
Clayton City Council on March 18 approved a hybrid street‑selection plan for the city's 2026 paving project, directing staff to fund and design a $2 million program that manually includes El Portal Drive and Eagle Peak Avenue while using the StreetSaver optimization tool for remaining work.
City Engineer Larry Theiss told the council that Clayton's pavement condition index (PCI) has declined from 78 to 73 and described tradeoffs in the consultant's scenarios. "The overall network is a 73 out of a hundred," Theiss said, noting that the decline accelerates once streets enter the mid‑range and that earlier,…
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