# October 6, 2026 City Council Meeting


**Body:** City of Paso Robles, California
**Date:** October 05, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

**Tags:** Construction & Infrastructure, Transportation, Physical Infrastructure, Grants & Funding


The October 6, 2026 Paso Robles City Council meeting included updates on active capital projects and several procurement and spending items. Staff reported that Commerce Way road repairs were complete; Crestston Road Corridor Phase 2 and Westside road repairs were underway; and bids for the Melor Drive East road-repair project were due November 9, with a potential award in December. The consent agenda listed, among other items, a $5.2 million Nacimiento Water Operating Fund billing, a $143,681 Dry Creek well pump assembly, a $100,632.86 taxiway engineering agreement, $368,662.37 for Crestston Road Phase 2, and $95,495.63 for Commerce Way repairs. It also included a five-year Accela citizen-access software agreement, a taxiway reconstruction contract, a $65,800 change order for the Union Road sewage lift station (bringing that agreement to $296,562), and authorization for up to five on-call water-repair contracts totaling no more than $375,000. The transcript does not capture a vote on the consent calendar.

Council unanimously approved a three-year lease, with an optional two-year extension, for the City to renovate and manage athletic fields at the 36th Street campus. The one-time renovation was estimated at $40,000, with annual costs of about $15,000; year one was to be funded from the city manager’s contingency, followed by general-fund support beginning in FY 2027–28. Council also considered a proposed $786,455.49 professional-services agreement with RSNH, Inc. to complete the FAA Part 420 horizontal spaceport license application. Staff said $450,000 would come from Senate Bill 1090 economic-development funds and approximately $337,000 from the general fund. The roll-call transcript is incomplete: it records two yes votes and two no votes before omitting the mayor’s vote, so the final result cannot be confirmed. The district’s Measure G school-bond proposal was presented for voter information, not as a City procurement action; no City spending decision on it was recorded.

**Source:** City of Paso Robles, California