2025 Citywide Road Resurfacing Project

The City of Santa Maria is planning a 2025 Citywide Road Resurfacing Project to perform surface treatment on various roadways throughout the city, classified as a maintenance activity under a Class 1(c) categorical exemption of the California Environmental Quality Act. The work is limited to resurfacing existing pavement without reconstruction, expansion, or new construction, and no significant environmental impact is anticipated. The project is identified internally as SP2025-0009 and was posted as a forecast on September 25, 2025, with no solicitation number issued. The lead agency is the City of Santa Maria Public Works Department, with Senior Planner Cody Graybehl and Principal Civil Engineer David Beas serving as primary contacts for coordination and execution. All environmental compliance filings, including the Notice of Exemption and transmittal memorandum, are submitted physically to the Santa Barbara County Clerk of the Board at 105 E. Anapamu St., Room 407, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, with no digital submission portal available. Filing fees are required but are administrative in nature and not reflective of contract value, which is not disclosed. The project’s performance is citywide within Santa Maria, California, and inspection and acceptance are tied to the environmental compliance process rather than technical or construction quality metrics. No federal acquisition regulations apply, and the project is governed entirely by local and state environmental procedures, with no federal contract clauses, payment systems, evaluation factors, or socioeconomic requirements included. There is no defined period of performance, pricing structure, inspection standards, or contract type specified beyond the project’s environmental exemption status and administrative submission requirements.