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Page 5 of 7 <br />City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.org <br />Table 2: Proposed Master Street List for FY 2024-25 Roadway Management Program Project <br />Street Name Start End <br />LANGTON ST <br />LOWELL ST <br />MAIN ST <br />MAIN ST <br />MANOR CT <br />MARSHALL ST <br />MAXWELL LANE <br />MELROSE PL <br />MIDDLEFIELD RD <br />MYRTLE ST <br />NEVADA ST <br />OAKDALE ST <br />REDWOOD AVE <br />ROLISON RD <br />ROOSEVELT AVE <br />SEAPORT BLVD <br />SOMERSET ST <br />SPRING ST <br />STRATFORD ST <br />TURNSWORTH AVE <br />VETERANS BLVD <br />WARWICK ST <br />WELLESLEY CRESCENT <br />WOODSTOCK PLACE <br />WOODSWORTH AVE <br />EDGEWOOD RD <br />WHIPPLE AVE <br />CONVENTION WY- BRIDGE <br />MAPLE ST <br />EDGEWOOD RD <br />MAPLE ST <br />ALAMEDA D.L. PULGAS <br />EDGEWOOD RD <br />WOODSIDE RD <br />HOPKINS AVE <br />HOPKINS AVE <br />FINGER AVE <br />WOODSIDE RD RAMP <br />FIFTH AVE <br />EL CAMINO REAL <br />SEAPORT CT <br />EDGEWOOD RD <br />SECOND AVE <br />EDGEWOOD RD <br />EDGEWOOD RD <br />CHESTNUT ST <br />CITY LIMITS <br />EDGEWOOD RD <br />ARLINGTON RD <br />WHIPPLE AVE <br />BLANDFORD BLVD <br />HOPKINS AVE <br />VETERANS BLVD <br />PINE ST <br />END <br />CHESTNUT ST <br />END <br />ARLINGTON RD <br />DOUGLAS AVE <br />WHIPPLE AVE <br />WHIPPLE AVE <br />WHIPPLE AVE <br />VIRGINIA AVE <br />CITY LIMIT <br />HUDSON ST <br />HINMAN RD <br />ARLINGTON RD <br />FIFTH AVE <br />ARLINGTON RD <br />WHIPPLE AVE <br />MAIN ST <br />ARLINGTON RD <br />EDGEWOOD RD <br />WHIPPLE AVE <br />EDGEWOOD RD <br />Inclusion in this list makes the street eligible for use of RMRA funding for repaving but does not require <br />the City to include every street listed in a project. By submitting a larger list of corridors, the City will have <br />the most flexibility in deciding which projects will proceed based on the available resources. As the FY <br />2024-25 project(s) are further designed, there will be minor changes to the street list to reflect field <br />assessments, coordination with utility and development projects, and grant funding strategies. The final <br />street list will be reflected in the construction contract that will be brought to the City Council for award <br />in 2025. <br />At this time, the streets on the project list may receive spot repairs, a pavement overlay, slurry seal or <br />micro surfacing (a protective seal coat) treatment, depending on their condition and their roadway <br />classification. Overlays typically are used on collector and arterial streets while slurry seals or <br />microsurfacing are used on residential streets. To the extent possible, staff will strive to complete surface <br />treatments in addition to spot repairs to address community concerns about driving experience. Staff <br />anticipates that the next SB1 funded pavement project would be put out to bid in early 2025, and the City <br />8.B. - Page 5 of 12 <br />888