City of Rohnert Park Demonstration Project, Project No. 2026-01NC

The City of Rohnert Park is advancing a demonstration project to enhance pedestrian and bicycle safety along a 0.3-mile segment of Adrian Drive between Arlen Drive and Southwest Boulevard, east of Highway 101. This corridor, which connects John Reed Elementary, Technology Middle School, Technology High School, Alicia Park, Benicia Park, the Girl Scouts Training Center, churches, and residential areas, has long been plagued by excessive vehicle speeds and non-compliance with stop signs due to its oversized design that does not align with its residential context. The initiative aims to transform the street into a safer, more inviting environment for active transportation through traffic calming measures, improved visibility for pedestrians and cyclists, and aesthetic enhancements that reinforce its role as a key community link. Environmental compliance is supported by a CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15301(c), confirming the project as a maintenance action on an existing public facility. The project is identified as Project No. 2026-01NC and was posted as a forecast on June 22, 2026, with Laura Luchini serving as the primary point of contact for the City’s CIP Program. While the NAICS code 237310 indicates it is a highway and street construction project, detailed pricing, contract value, payment terms, and formal evaluation factors are not provided in the available documentation. The place of performance is clearly defined as Adrian Drive in Rohnert Park, California, and proposals must include a certified document of exemption finding, submitted to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento by the posted deadline. No formal contract clauses, special requirements, inspection standards, packaging details, or contractor representations are specified in the provided materials.