Santa Maria, California · Project encyclopedia
Find upcoming development and work underway. Every project keeps a permanent source-backed article and full history.
Owner records reviewed 31 Oct 2026. Curated collection, not exhaustive.
Selected dated project-owner milestones; this is not a live feed or confirmation that work happened today.
City leadership described work to convert the former store into El Super and commercial space.
October 2026 city presentation · Original sourceBroadway Highway 135 / US101 Interchange ReplacementCity public works described proposed new interchange, with construction expected near 2029.
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7 selected projects
Planned, reviewed, approved or tendered. Forecast dates are not evidence that construction started.
Phased wastewater plant upgrade and expansion, treatment and reuse, plus effluent compliance work.
21 July 2026: State CEQA records the city's mitigated negative declaration for expansion, not a construction award.
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View permanent record ↗Redesign the bridge over US101 and approach ramps to connect the city's east and west sides.
October 2026 city presentation: City public works described proposed new interchange, with construction expected near 2029.
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View permanent record ↗Develop feasible walking, cycle and transit access concepts for downtown streets.
2025–26 Caltrans assessment: Caltrans-led assessment completed options work; adoption and construction remain separate future decisions.
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View permanent record ↗Proposed downtown affordable apartments, without verified completion or occupancy.
October 2026 city presentation: City leadership identified a planned 150-unit affordable development, separate from Heritage Walk Lofts.
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View permanent record ↗Planned street rehabilitation, part of a wider municipal road investment programme.
October 2026 city presentation: Public works listed West Taylor within the coming contractor-led paving corridors.
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View permanent record ↗Renew pavement on the stated corridor, without assuming a start or award.
October 2026 city presentation: Public works identified Miller between Main and Donovan for a future road resurfacing package.
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View permanent record ↗Resurface the named street segment as part of the city's road maintenance programme.
October 2026 city presentation: Public works named College between Chapel and Donovan among future contracted paving works.
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Works that project owners identify as under construction; not a live on-site report.
Sports facilities, lighting, restrooms, playground, landscaping and rehabilitation of an existing water well.
21 October 2025: City approved $5.53 million additional funding for its construction; winter 2026 finish was a forecast.
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View permanent record ↗Convert former commercial premises into over 100 downtown apartments; counts vary by planning revision.
23 March 2026: City explicitly confirmed active construction at former Town Center West retail premises.
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View permanent record ↗Repurpose old retail anchor for grocery market and associated retail; projected opening is not verified.
October 2026 city presentation: City leadership described work to convert the former store into El Super and commercial space.
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View permanent record ↗Repair pavement from the Tanglewood limit to Betteravia on Mahoney and Betteravia to Windset on Black.
13 August 2026: City announced CalPortland work scheduled from August 24 to October 23, subject to weather; completion not independently certified.
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View permanent record ↗Historical project records are preserved for research without crowding the current-project funnel.
Santa Maria historical archive · 1 recordsVerified openings and completions, with original evidence and permanent articles.
Open archive ↗Source-backed, city-specific development and public works records, with verified current and historical stages separated. Curated research, not a complete inventory. Confidence percentages are editorial, not calibrated. Project pages distinguish source dates, forecast dates and research checks.
