The Grover Beach Street Rehabilitation Projects are underway with Project 15, according to the City of Grover Beach’s Twitter account and website.
On November 4, 2014, voters approved Measure K-14, which granted the city authorization to give 48 million dollars towards street rehabilitation and repair over a 25-year time frame.
Up to this point, the city has completed 14 Measure K-14 projects and are currently working on project number 15, with designs for projects 16 and 17 underway.
In the last seven years, the city has allocated an average of $4 million dollars per year toward the projects adding up to $28 million spent so far.
The streets that will be affected are North 6th St., Charles St., South 7th St., South 10 St., Manhattan, and Seabright.
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On Tuesday, all roads were closed for approximately two to four-hour periods.
On Wednesday North 6th, west side of Charles (the portion from 6th to Margarita), South 10th, and Seabright will be closed all day starting at 7 a.m.
On Thursday Charles (Ocean View to 6th), the east side of Charles (the portion from 6th to Margarita), and 7th St will also be closed all day starting at 7 a.m.
Grover Beach highlighted the projects as a top priority by saying, “These improvements (have) been underscored by the City Council’s continued identification of street rehabilitation as one of the City’s Major City Goals.”