Summary
Roughly $49 million in half-cent sales tax money goes to street resurfacing, sidewalks, traffic signals and bike paths in FY2027, with 70 percent required for congestion relief. Councilmembers highlighted the 43 percent paving commitment to Districts 4, 8 and 9.
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Last discussed May 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $49.1 million in TransNet sales tax revenue funds street repairs and safety projects in the coming fiscal year.
Drivers, pedestrians and cyclists benefit from repaved streets, new sidewalks and safer intersections, especially in historically under-resourced districts.
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Special Agenda Revised Added 601 - May 20, 2026
Roughly $49 million in half-cent sales tax money goes to street resurfacing, sidewalks, traffic signals and bike paths in FY2027, with 70 percent required for congestion relief. Councilmembers highlighted the 43 percent paving commitment to Districts 4, 8 and 9.
Monday Agenda Revised Added S400 - May 18, 2026
The council was set to adopt the five-year TransNet road program — roughly $49 million to $54 million a year for street repairs citywide — but the vote was pushed to May 20.
Tuesday Agenda Revised Added S500-S504 - May 12, 2026
The council approved $39.5 million in state gas-tax money for street surface sealing citywide, plus $2.4 million for the Speed Management Plan and $1 million for pavement condition assessment.
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