Emerson Street Paving Rehabilitation Project

The City of Clearlake plans to rehabilitate and repave Emerson Street between Olympic Drive and Turner Avenue using Full Depth Reclamation, an in-place pavement recycling technique that restores the roadway’s structural integrity without expanding its footprint or increasing capacity. The existing asphalt and underlying base material will be milled to a depth of up to eight inches, reclaimed, mixed, stabilized, compacted, and resurfaced entirely on-site, eliminating the need to import or export any materials. This method ensures sustainable reuse of existing pavement components while maintaining the street’s original alignment and function. The project is strictly limited to maintenance and rehabilitation of an existing public roadway, with no changes to its intended use, width, or configuration. All work will remain within the current improved roadway boundaries, focusing solely on improving safety, serviceability, and long-term durability. The initiative is forecasted by the City of Clearlake in California, with point of contact information provided by Senior Planner Mark Roberts and Public Works Director Adeline Leyba, both reachable through the city’s official channels. The project is listed under a public forecast with a posted date of July 29, 2026, and a performance location in Clearlake, zip code 95422.