This project includes the fabrication and installation of trash full capture devices at 19 high priority catch basins throughout the City.
101 Freeway/23 Interchange Improvement Project
This project is funded with $20.81 million in state and federal grants and is supported by a $12.02 million loan from the City. The Route 101/23 Interchange Improvement Project This started in March 2014 and took approximately two years to complete.
Avenida de Los Arboles and Big Sky Drive Intersection Improvements
In order to improve public safety and provide additional protection, the City of Thousand Oaks will be installing a median and timber guardrail at Avenida de Los Arboles and Big Sky Drive.
Borchard Road Drainage Improvements
This project provides for the cleaning of storm drains and the construction of four storm drain maintenance holes on Borchard Road and one storm drain maintenance hole on private property.
The work includes the design, fabrication and installation of full capture trash control devices at specific high-priority catch basins that discharge to our waterways.
The City is responsible for maintaining approximately 380 miles of streets, one of our largest infrastructure assets. Performing regular maintenance is critical to maintaining high performing roadways for our residents and businesses.
The works includes the construction of approximately 450 feet of paved bike path adjacent to an improved equestrian trail, with a short section of approximately 250 feet of shared concrete pavers pathway, between the north end of Conejo Creek Park North and Avenida de Las Flores, just east of the 23 Freeway overpass.
The City replaced a 1300-foot portion of the Conejo Creek Waterline.
The City constructed new sidewalks, curb ramps and bicycle lanes along Conejo School Road and Willow Lane.
This project provided interconnection of the City’s and CalAm’s water systems at two different locations within the City.
The City installed Flashing Yellow Arrow Traffic Signals at multiple intersections to improve traffic flow.
Forestry Master Plans Project
The goal of the Forestry Master Plans project is to complete a comprehensive update of the 1989 Forestry Master Plan and create a Landscape Master Plan for City-maintained trees and plantings in the public right-of-way.
Located in center medians throughout the community, each water-friendly Landscape Demonstration site will compliment its specific sub-region and integrate landscape elements favored by neighborhood residents.
Haigh Road Storm Drain Improvements
The Haigh Road Storm Drain System is more than 50 years old and in need of improvements. The goal of this project is to install a storm drain culvert within the existing channel to stop the existing wall from failing and to establish a structurally sound solution.
The project includes the construction of a new pump station and discharge pipeline at the existing La Granada Reservoir site as well as rehabilitation of the existing La Granada Reservoir.
Lang Ranch Reservoir was built in 1977 and is in need of repair. The City will be removing and replacing interior and exterior coating, as well as other structural repairs.
As part of the City’s signal prioritization plan, and in support of the rapidly growing Rancho Conejo area, the City will be improving the intersection of Lawrence and Teller to feature a new traffic signal.
The proposed improvements include installing approximately 800 feet of sidewalk on both sides of Los Feliz Drive, between Conejo School Road and Thousand Oaks Boulevard. The project also includes concrete curb and gutter, driveway reconstruction and replacing 1550 feet of water main.
The City is planning to conduct final noise measurements to confirm the location of the proposed soundwall along Lynn Rd per the Dos Vientos Specific Plan.
Emergency work to repair unexpected failure.
North Moorpark Road Sidewalk and Bike Lane Improvements Project
The North Moorpark Road Sidewalk project will provide for the installation of sidewalk and bike lane improvements along the North Moorpark Road corridor from West Olsen Road (South) to the Conejo Valley YMCA (North).
This project includes installation of water pressure reducing facilities at two locations.
The City will be installing a sidewalk, curb ramps and re-striping bike lanes along Rancho Road. A traffic signal will also be installed at the 101 Freeway northbound on/off ramps to improve vehicular, pedestrian and bicycle safety.
New SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) software, replacement of servers, work stations, and associated network equipment at the MSC; control system overhaul at remote sites; new HMIs and necessary instrumentation for improved monitoring and control.
This project will consist of design and construction of a new solar carport structures to cover the bus and Dial-A-Ride parking areas at the City’s Municipal Service Center (MSC).
Spalding Street Storm Drain and Channel Repair
Construction of a storm drain inlet, pipe and outfall, curb, gutter and sidewalk on the east end of Spalding Street.
This project involves rehabilitating the existing 3.8MG steel water tank by removing and replacing the interior and exterior coating and performing structural repairs and other miscellaneous improvements on the Tara Reservoir Tank located at 2865 Allyson Court.
The City is in the process of identifying proposed improvements intended to better signify the downtown Thousand Oaks Blvd. area to enhance the general appearance and to provide a more pedestrian friendly environment. Visit the Streetscape Project Page for more details.
Thousand Oaks Blvd Undergrounding Project
The City coordinated the removal of approximately 1.5 miles of overhead wires and 53 poles along Thousand Oaks Boulevard, from Duesenberg Drive to Westlake High School at Via Merida. Phase 1 and 2 of the Thousand Oaks Blvd Undergrounding project began in March 2016, and was completed in March 2017 under budget. Phase 3, which will complete the final sidewalk restoration activities along the Boulevard, was carried out during the Summer of 2017.
The City's Transportation Center improvements will provide for safer pedestrian access from Rancho Road and between the lower parking lot and bus loading areas.
The works includes the surface preparation and painting of all traffic signal poles, street light poles, mast arms, signal heads, luminaire arms, safety lighting housings, ped button housing, back plates and cabinets at 16 street intersections
The work includes surface preparation and painting of all traffic signal poles, street light poles, mast arms, signal heads, luminaire arms, safety lighting housings, ped button housings, back plates and cabinets at 17 street intersections
The City's Transportation Center improvements will provide for safer pedestrian access from Rancho Road and between the lower parking lot and bus loading areas.
The Public Works Department seeks to rehabilitate various wastewater lines and maintenance holes throughout the City with a non-invasive lining product.
The work includes complete replacement of existing valves, saddles, water meters boxes, polybutylene water services with copper tubing and installation of cathodic protections, replacement of ¾” copper service line, traffic control, and all appurtenant work to complete the project.
The wastewater pipe and maintenance hole lining project will rehabilitate approximately 14,000 linear feet of wastewater collection pipeline, and 59 maintenance holes.
