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You may notice streets at different stages of construction. Three separate projects are helping repair pavement, improve accessibility and replace a waterline:
Street repairs and accessibility improvements
This project includes paving, concrete repairs, curb ramps, accessible parking behind City Hall and resurfacing the Shiells Park parking lot. Most concrete repairs are complete. Remaining work includes pavement markings, signs and other finishing touches.
Wondering about the rough, small-stone surface on some streets? It is an intermediate step. All streets receiving this treatment will receive a final surface layer. River Street, Reading Street and designated portions of Burlington and B Street will receive their final layer through the street preservation project below.
Protecting neighborhood streets
A protective surface using recycled asphalt is planned for public streets south of Highway 126, from C Street to Clearwood, within the project limits shown on the map. This layer will also cover the black lines left by crack repairs. Work is anticipated to begin in November, pending permits.
Santa Clara Street waterline replacement
Work is tentatively scheduled to begin November 9, pending permits. The street will be paved after the new waterline is installed.
Upcoming Mountain View traffic impacts
Concrete repairs at the green bridges south of Highway 126 are tentatively planned for November 9–10. One direction of travel will close at a time while the opposite direction remains open.
Please slow down near crews, follow posted signs and allow extra travel time. Schedules may change because of weather and permit approvals. We’ll share more updates as upcoming work approaches. Thank you for your patience!