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Seaside City Council Meeting - June 18, 2026
Published: Jun 18, 2026
City Council Adopts FY 2026-2027 Budget, Approving $51.3M in Revenues and Addressing $1.6M Operating Deficit
The City Council reviewed and adopted the fiscal year 2026-2027 operating budget, including the investment policy, capital improvement program, fee schedule, position control list, salary schedule, strategic plan, and reserve amounts. The budget projects revenues of approximately $51.3 million and expenditures of $52.9 million, resulting in an operating deficit of $1.6 million. The budget utilizes reserves as a limited bridge during this fiscal transition, aiming to preserve essential services and workforce capacity. Staff will provide quarterly updates on financial performance, revenue trends, and potential corrective actions. Technical adjustments were made, including a $10,000 reduction in the general fund contribution for the gateway signage improvement project, reallocating $200,000 of Measure X funding for intersection improvements, and several administrative corrections to the budget document. The city remains committed to fiscal discipline while continuing investments in capital improvements like street maintenance and the Broadway Complete Streets project. The reserve funding remains at approximately 88% of the city's policy targets, though long-term forecasts indicate continued reserve pressure.
City Council Approves $393,849 for Neighborhood Improvement Projects, Including Park Upgrades, Signage, and Beautification Initiatives
The City Council reviewed and approved recommendations from the Neighborhood Improvement Commission (NIC) for fiscal year 2026-2027 neighborhood improvement projects, allocating a total of $393,849. Projects approved include solar-powered benches, QR code plaques for Seaside Stars, Cino Park basketball court resurfacing, pet waste stations, South Del Monte landscaping, Seaside gateway sign and fence improvements, Herman's Gulls awareness signs, a "Greenhouse of the Month" program, additional park boulders, Havana Solis pathway improvements, tree giveaways, annual allocations for benches and utility box art, RFP for a Calr Highway 1 mural design, welcome banners, raised flower beds for food gardens, community cleanup day banners, triangle landscaping at San Pablo and Baker, Seaside High tennis court renovations for pickleball, a service road at Mccal Neil, and Encanto Park benches/overlook. Additional council-allocated funds totaling $199,541 will address other projects, including holiday decor upgrades, LED lighting expansion, and park improvements.
City Council Approves Street Repair Project List for FY 2026-2027, Prioritizing Failing Roads with SB1 Funding
The City Council approved the fiscal year 2026-2027 street repair project list for submission to the California Transportation Commission, funded in part by SB1 monies. The list prioritizes streets based on their condition (PCI), focusing on those nearing failure or in poor condition. Projects include slurry and restriping on Co Avenue and at the auto center, and major rehabilitation including dig-outs and slurry seals on Or Grove, San Pablo, Amodore, Soma, Delmonte, Williams Avenue, Marin neighborhood streets. Caltrans is expected to perform waterline improvements and subsequent resurfacing on certain streets. Staff also presented a new strategy to reduce costs by utilizing CDBG funding for ADA improvements and in-house inspection for street projects.
City Council Approves $16.12 Million Broadway Avenue Corridor Improvement Project, Including Roundabouts and Lane Reduction
The City Council approved the Broadway Avenue Complete Street Corridor Improvement Plan and associated contracts. This project involves reducing upper Broadway from four lanes to two, installing seven roundabouts, and enhancing safety and aesthetics. The project, funded by CALR and TAMY grants, is estimated to cost $12.17 million for construction, plus $1.5 million for contingency, $1.7 million for construction management, and $750,000 for design services during construction, bringing the total project cost to approximately $16.12 million. Construction is expected to begin in September 2026 and last approximately 18 months, with utilities and roundabouts addressed in phases. Community outreach and input have been integrated into the plan, with ongoing communication planned throughout construction.
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