The City of Encinitas maintains nearly 172 centerline miles of publicly owned and maintained roadway which equates to 1.2 square miles, or over 33.4 million square feet, of pavement area.
Maintenance and rehabilitation on the City’s pavement network is performed annually to address streets that are in poor condition and to extend the service life of streets in good condition.
Streets are one of the City’s most valuable assets with a replacement value estimated at approximately $428 million (taken from the 2020 Citywide Pavement Survey Update).
Program Benefits
- Inventory management of all streets maintained by the city.
- Current and historical record of documentation of all maintenance and rehabilitation treatments performed by the City.
- Strives to maintain an overall Pavement Condition Index (PCI) of 70 or better. PCI of 70 and above are considered good to excellent condition.
- Identifies and generates a recommended Annual Street List to maximize results based on existing conditions and available funding.
- Implements required ADA and Curb Ramp Improvements to meet current standards.
- Striping Plan review by Traffic Engineering to identify opportunistic roadway striping improvements to enhance Mobility and Traffic Safety.
- Supports the Effective City Services area of the City's Strategic Planning Framework by providing infrastructure investments in a fiscally responsible manner.
Learn how the City uses a Pavement Management Software to select streets for repaving/resurfacing and why the City maintains streets that are still in good condition.
Pavement Managment Program FAQs
Program Overview PowerPoint (PDF)
GIS Road Conditions Map
