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Milpitas planning commission finds proposed $206 million CIP conforms to general plan, recommends Resolution No. 26-006
Summary
After a staff presentation and commissioner questions about funding, costs and sewer odor, the Milpitas Planning Commission voted unanimously to find the proposed 2027–2031 Capital Improvement Program (138 projects, $206 million) in conformance with the city General Plan and recommended adoption of Resolution No. 26-006.
Milpitas — The Planning Commission on March 25 reviewed a five-year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) staff said includes 138 projects totaling $206,000,000 and recommended that the City Council adopt a conformity finding for the program.
Leha, the city’s Public Works Engineering Division manager, told the commission that staff is recommending 39 projects (about $35.7 million) be funded in fiscal year 2026–27 and that the full five-year CIP “consists of 138 project in the amount of $206,000,000.” He outlined project categories — community, park, street, water, sewer and storm — and highlighted several priorities, including a federally funded $2,000,000 traffic safety package (with a $230,000 local match) and a roughly $20,000,000 force‑main construction scheduled in FY 2027–28.
Why it matters: The Planning Commission must determine whether the CIP is consistent with the city’s General Plan before the council considers…
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