Which Wildomar Streets And Sidewalks Need Fixing?: Community Can Weigh In

The public is invited to hear -- and comment -- about the City of Wildomar’s plans to improve streets and infrastructure over the next five years.

During its regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday night, the Wildomar City Council will weigh in on a draft five-year capital improvement program that covers fiscal years 2012-13 through 2016-17. The city’s fiscal year begins July 1.

With the public in attendance, it is anticipated that city staff will brief council members about the forecast road, sidewalk, and other safety improvements throughout the city. A budget to pay for improvements slotted during the 2012-13 fiscal year is also expected to be discussed.

Among the proposed improvements over the five-year period are drainage, pavement management, as well as improvements on Bundy Canyon Road, Cottonwood Canyon Road, Clinton Keith Road, and sidewalks near several schools including Ronald Reagan Elementary, David A. Brown Elementary, Wildomar Elementary, and Elsinore High School.

Primary funding sources for the improvements come from federal, state and local funds, including Measure A funds, Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fees, AB 2766 funding, and grants. It is expected that the public will get a chance to learn more about these funding sources during the meeting.

To read the full agenda for Wednesday’s 6:30 p.m. meeting at 23873 Clinton Keith Road, click here. Residents and business owners are encouraged to attend and weigh in.