Edgeline Striping State-Aid Project No. HSIPSL-5951(188) County Project No. 820824 in the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Supervisorial Districts

The Edgeline Striping project, identified as State-Aid Project No. HSIPSL-5951(188) and County Project No. 820824, is a state-funded initiative managed by the Santa Barbara County Department of Public Works Transportation Division. The primary objective is to enhance public safety and improve traffic operations through the installation of 6-inch traffic stripes on both sides of existing public roads. This project is classified under NAICS code 237310 and has been granted a Notice of Exemption from further environmental review under CEQA Guidelines Section 15301(c), as the work involves minor alterations to existing roads with no significant environmental impact on historical resources, hazardous waste sites, or scenic highways. The scope of work spans the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Supervisorial Districts. In District 3, striping will occur on Calzada Avenue from Roblar Avenue to Oak Trail Road, Santa Rosa Road from approximately 1,100 feet south of Avenue of Flags to 51,400 feet south of Avenue of Flags, and Glen Annie Road from Cathedral Oaks Road to 1.81 miles north. District 4 locations include Central Avenue from Union Sugar Avenue to Floradale Avenue, Dominion Road from Foxen Canyon Road to Palmer Road, Palmer Road from US 101 to Foxen Canyon Road, and Foxen Canyon Road from Palmer Road to Alisos Canyon Road. In District 5, work will be performed on Ray Road from Brown Road to State Route 166 and Brown Road from State Route 1 to approximately 3.35 miles west. The project was forecasted for June 24, 2026, with an associated acceptance date of June 23, 2026.