Yolo 16 Cache Creek Rehabilitation Project

Project Description

Near Esparto, from 0.1 mile west of County Road 68 to 0.3 mile east of County Road 78A.

This project proposes to rehabilitate pavement by using the full depth reclamation (FDR) strategy; widen nonstandard shoulders to standard 8’ width; replace/widen bridges and upgrade bridge railings to accommodate standard 8’ shoulder width; replace nonstandard guardrails and end terminals that do not meet current Manual for Assessing Safety Hardware (MASH) standards; replace nonstandard roadside signs and install complete streets facilities where feasible.

Project Map

Project Benefits

Purpose

The purpose of this project is to rehabilitate and extend the pavement service life by

• Addressing existing pavement in fair and poor condition.
• Bring shoulders to current standard.
• Upgrade existing guardrails and end terminals that are not up to current standards.
• Upgrade roadside sign panels and striping to meet current standards.

Need:

The existing pavement exhibited 8.77% Alligator B Cracking in 2019 according to the 2019 Pavement Condition Summary Report (PaveM). The pavement is projected to exhibit 30.07% Alligator B Cracking in 2028. The International Roughness Index (IRI) is expected to increase from 186 inches/mile in 2019 to 213 inches/mile in 2028. The existing pavement will deteriorate further in the absence of a Roadway Rehabilitation Project.

Funding

This project was programmed in the 2024 State Highway Operation and Protection Program (SHOPP) and funded from 20.XX.201.120 Roadway Rehabilitation Program.

Cost Estimates

Support	$11,680,000
Capital	$30,330,000
Total	$42,010,000

Proposed Schedule

Project Approval & Environmental Document	May 2026
Design Completed	November 2027
Advertise Project	January 2028
Begin Construction	May 2028
Complete Construction	July 2029

Project Contact

Gurtej Bhattal, Project Manager, (530) 720-6153; Gurtej.Bhattal@dot.ca.gov

Dennis Keaton, Public Information Officer, (916) 825-5252; Dennis.keaton@dot.ca.gov