Summary
Major corridors including Thompson, Telegraph, Main, Kimball and Telephone get a $3.07 million slurry seal starting early 2026. It should add 7-10 years of pavement life, though residents flagged missing sidewalks and confusing worn lane markings near Buena High.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
$3.07 million from gas tax funds, up to $3.38 million with contingency.
Everyone who drives, bikes or walks on these corridors — smoother, safer streets for the next decade.
Businesses and residents along the routes will face temporary construction disruption, and disabled residents say curb cuts and sidewalks remain inadequate.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Meeting - May 12, 2026
Ventura's 736 lane miles of streets score a 63 and are sliding; the repair backlog is $388 million and would grow to $700 million in a decade at current funding. Only about $1.4 million of the $8 million annual spend is truly discretionary — and councilmembers openly questioned whether it's being spent wisely.
City Council Meeting - Jan 28, 2026
Major corridors including Thompson, Telegraph, Main, Kimball and Telephone get a $3.07 million slurry seal starting early 2026. It should add 7-10 years of pavement life, though residents flagged missing sidewalks and confusing worn lane markings near Buena High.
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