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Richmond public‑works ramps up paving season and solar streetlight installs; crews warn against unauthorized parking cones
Summary
Public works told the RNCC crews are in full paving season, traffic crews are refreshing McDonald Avenue signage, and a $3 million allocation is rolling out for solar streetlights; staff warned they will remove cones that people place to reserve parking spots.
Public Works Streets Maintenance Superintendent Carlos Castro told the Richmond Neighborhood Coordinating Council on April 13 that the city is "officially in paving season," with crews completing resurfacing work on several streets and a cape‑seal program scheduled for additional neighborhoods.
Castro summarized recent and upcoming paving work and said his crews are working behind utility contractors to finish streets where East Bay MUD completed partial paving. He said the department has refreshed…
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