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Council greenlights SACOG System Performance grant application for 14th Street safety work

Marysville City Council · July 14, 2026

Summary

Council authorized staff to apply to SACOG's System Performance Program for a project on 14th Street (B Street to Lemon Street) to restripe with thermoplastic, add a raised crosswalk with RRFBs at C Street, and conduct a slurry seal; the application requires a local match of about $62,000.

Marysville City Council voted to authorize the city manager to submit an application to the SACOG System Performance Program to fund safety and pavement preservation work on 14th Street.

Dan Peterson, a consultant and former Yuba County public works director, presented the project scope: "We're proposing to redo all of the striping with thermoplastic striping, put in a new raised crosswalk with rectangular rapid flashing beacon beacons at the intersection with C Street, and do a type 2 slurry seal from B Street up to F Street so that you have a good surface for the thermoplastic." He said the grant request would be roughly $472,000 with a local match of about $62,000, which staff expects to budget in a later fiscal year.

Council members asked whether temporary speed bumps and a pilot roundabout would remain; staff explained those pilot elements are temporary and that the grant covers PAED, PS&E and construction phases and that final design decisions (including whether permanent roundabouts can be provided) would follow environmental and design studies. The council approved submission of the application and asked staff to coordinate design options during the PAED phase.

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