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Public Works reports multiple infrastructure updates; booster pump project set for Jan. 12 hearing

City of Pacific City Council Workshop · April 1, 2026
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Summary

Public Works reported Ellingson Overlay drawings are 90% complete, HMA repairs planned for Thornton Avenue, street striping is finished, and project PW-25-008 (booster pump) will be brought forward Jan. 12, 2026; staff also noted software implementation and SOPs in development.

Public Works staff reported a series of operational and capital updates at the City of Pacific workshop on Dec. 8, 2025, including pavement, drainage and water-system work.

Among the updates: drawings for the Ellingson Overlay are at 90% completion; hot-mix asphalt repairs are planned for Thornton Avenue; and street striping work is complete. Staff also said they are working on a replacement pumps list, creating standard operating procedures for the vactor truck and will update the water and sewer system plans.

Public Works announced that project PW-25-008, a booster pump project, will be brought to the council for consideration on Jan. 12, 2026. The minutes also record staff is evaluating liability and insurance requirements for an 'Adopt a Storm Pond' program and planning implementation of iamGIS software for asset management.

The minutes include a general update on local flood conditions but do not record specific engineering recommendations or a council vote on any capital project at the workshop.