Atascadero awards road projects covering four miles of city streets

By Atascadero News · Thu Oct 15 2026

Approximately four miles of Atascadero streets are slated for pavement improvements after the city awarded its 2026 Measure F-14 Pavement Rehabilitation and 2025 Resurfacing Projects to Westrock General Engineering. The projects will rehabilitate or resurface about four centerline miles, equivalent to eight lane miles, on roadway segments identified through the city’s Pavement Management Program. According to the city’s announcement, work was scheduled to begin Oct. 5.

The planned improvements include portions of Andrita Road, Monterey Court, Ramage Drive, Santa Ynez Avenue, Venado Avenue, Carmelita Road, Colorado Road, Lake View Drive, Monterey Road, Navajoa Avenue, San Andres Avenue, Serra Avenue, San Ramon Road, Via Colonia Court, Avenida Manzana, Via Huerto Court, Calle Milano, Avion Road, Eliano Street, Via Cielo, Alcotan Lane, Azor Lane, North Ferrocarril Road, and De Anza Court. The projects also include the segment of El Camino Real between the railroad bridge and North Ferrocarril Road.

The latest round of improvements follows last year’s rehabilitation of 1.6 centerline miles, including segments of Los Osos Road, San Dimas Road and San Andres Avenue.

Funding comes from Measure F-14, the half-cent sales tax approved by Atascadero voters in 2014. The city reports that the measure has funded nearly $27 million in neighborhood road improvements, rehabilitating or resurfacing more than 50 centerline miles and reaching over a third of the city’s maintained street network.

In 2024, voters approved Measure L-24 to continue the half-cent sales tax until ended by voters. Collection underMeasure F-14 continues through March 31, 2027, with Measure L-24 collections beginning April 1, 2027. The extension supports neighborhood road repairs, infrastructure and other general government needs.

The city’s pavement management approach prioritizes maintenance and repairs that extend the useful life of streets before deterioration requires more expensive reconstruction.

More information is available at atascadero.org/project/measure-f-14-road-projects.