Emerson Street Paving Rehabilitation Project

The Emerson Street Paving Rehabilitation Project is a forecast initiative by the City of Clearlake, California, focused on the repair and maintenance of the existing roadway between the intersections of Olympic Drive and Turner Avenue. The primary objective is to restore the structural integrity, safety, and serviceability of the public roadway without expanding its footprint, increasing capacity, or changing its intended use. The project is classified under NAICS code 237310 and is managed by the City of Clearlake, with Mark Roberts, Senior Planner, and Adeline Leyba, Public Works Director, serving as the primary points of contact. The scope of work utilizes Full Depth Reclamation, an in-place pavement recycling method that eliminates the need to import or export materials from the site. This process involves using a pavement reclaimer to reclaim existing asphalt and base materials to a depth of up to 8 inches, which are then mixed to create a stabilized base, compacted, and resurfaced. A Notice of Exemption was issued on July 20, 2026, claiming an exemption under Class 1 - Section 15301(c) for the maintenance of existing facilities.