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Measure P is improving our streets and sidewalks!
The paving, repair and maintenance of streets and sidewalks using Measure P funding is in progress. Over $20 million of Measure P funds were used to pave more than 200 City streets during the last two years. This resulted in 23 miles or 121,451 linear feet of paving. Click here to explore the interactive map showing the location of these projects.
How the City Prioritizes Street Repairs
The City of Chula Vista uses the industry standard "Pavement Condition Index" (PCI) system to rate the conditions of streets all over the City, which helps to prioritize and schedule work. The pavement condition ratings are:
0 to 25 are very poor – [Link to very poor street list]
25 to 50 are poor – [Link to poor street list]
50 to 70 are fair
70 to 100 are good to very good
Sidewalks
After a thorough sidewalk study and evaluation, sidewalk replacement/repaving began in March 2020. The City was divided into four quadrants with the first two quadrants (Northwest and Southwest) now complete. Planning for the other two quadrants is in progress. In quadrant 1, the contractor serviced 2,731 locations and in quadrant 2, there were 1,733 locations where sidewalk edges were sliced to repair sidewalk heaves and trip hazards.
Quick Links
Interactive Map of Measure P Projects
Searchable List of Rated Streets (Pavement Condition Index - PCI)