<h3>Ekwill Fowler Project</h3> <p>This project will construct Ekwill Street and Fowler Road extensions across Old Town Goleta from Kellogg Avenue to Fairview Avenue. The project will also incorporate intersection capacity improvements (roundabouts) at the Hollister Avenue and Route 217 ramp intersections.</p> <h3>Old Town Park Project</h3> <p>Goleta is in the process of creating a four acre at the corner of Hollister and Kellogg Avenues. The public engagement process is underway and the City wants to hear from the neighbors and local residents about what type of amenities should be in the park. </p> <h3>Ellwood Trails & Habitat Restoration Design Project </h3> <p>The Ellwood Trails and Habitat Restoration Design Project includes trail design, engineering and habitat restoration planning for Ellwood Mesa, to improve accessibility, public safety and protect/enhance biological resources.</p> <h3>Patterson Avenue Sidewalk Infill</h3> <p>The project will construct approximately 750 linear feet of new curb, gutter and sidewalk along the north side of Patterson Avenue between Debbie Street and Hollister Avenue.</p> <h3>General Public Improvements</h3> <p>Private developments are moving forward throughout the City. With these projects come updates and upgrades that were negotiated as part of the development agreements to mitigate the impacts of the development on existing infrastructure.</p> <h3>San Jose Creek Project</h3> <p>This project, the City's largest capital improvement project to date, will increase the San Jose Creek channel capacity to accommodate a 100 year storm event intead of a 25 year storm event and will include a fish passage component.</p>

Welcome to Project Goleta

There’s a feeling of optimism in Goleta as our city continues to improve and better serve its residents. Signs of progress are everywhere, with 22 active capital improvement projects with a price tag of $106 million underway in our city.  From park upgrades and flood control to traffic roundabouts and bike paths, Goleta is on the move.

This website is designed to keep you informed about the many improvements taking place in our city. We are confident that the short term inconvenience that comes with construction will more than pay off for Goleta’s future. We thank you for your cooperation and we welcome comments and questions.

Watch a short video of our Capital Improvement Program Manager, Rosemarie Gaglione, describing the City’s plans at the City’s Open House in March 2012.

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