Roseland Pavement Maintenance-2025

The City of Santa Rosa is planning routine pavement maintenance and minor accessibility upgrades in the Roseland neighborhood, focusing on cape seal treatment to rehabilitate existing roadway surfaces and replacing non-compliant curb ramps with ADA-standard versions, all within the current public right-of-way without any expansion or new construction. The project is categorized as a forecast indicating it is in the pre-contract planning phase, with environmental compliance established through California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemptions under Sections 15301(c) and 15302, supported by a filed Notice of Exemption and a No Effect Determination from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. No formal contract number, pricing data, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are present; the project involves no federal funding or associated compliance requirements such as Davis-Bacon, small business set-asides, or Unique Entity ID submissions, and relies solely on state-level environmental documentation. The work is expected to occur within 2025 during a single construction season, with the City of Santa Rosa serving as both the lead agency and contracting entity, coordinating oversight through its Assistant Engineer Danny Chen and Environmental Coordinator Kristinae Toomians, while payment for required environmental fees has been confirmed through prior financial submissions. The acquisition method is inferred to be Lowest Price Technically Acceptable based on the standardized nature of the work and minimal technical risk, though no formal evaluation factors or solicitation instructions have been publicly disclosed.