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Council approves FY2027 street-rehabilitation priority list totaling about $2 million

City of Orange City Council · July 29, 2026
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Summary

Public Works presented six top-priority street-rehabilitation projects for FY2027, with a preliminary cost estimate of roughly $2,000,000. Council accepted the priority list and asked staff to identify funding options; staff said current construction reserves are limited (~$100,000).

Public Works staff presented the city's FY2027 street-rehabilitation priorities and a short list of the six worst streets identified by condition and entrances. "This slide is a summary of the top 6 roads needing to be fixed…all the costs on the right hand column total up to approximately $2,000,000," the presenter said, listing West Alley Payne (phases 1 and 2), Bear Path East and West, Clark Lane and Womack Road.

Council discussed whether reserves could accelerate work this fiscal year; staff said about $100,000 remains in the streets construction budget and that the presentation's purpose was to secure council concurrence on priorities while staff pursues funding. A motion to accept the street-priority list was moved, seconded and approved; staff will return with funding recommendations as they develop.