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Existing condition of the San Andres and Anapamu Streets Intersection
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Safer Streets Coming to San Andres Street this December: Sidewalk, Intersection, and Roadway Improvements

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In early December, the City will begin a series of improvements on San Andres Street to make it safer and more accessible for everyone. These upgrades include repairing sidewalks, enhancing intersections, and repaving roads as part of the City Council-approved Westside and Lower West Neighborhoods Transportation Management Plan. Construction will take place in three phases:

Phase One: Sidewalk Repairs (blue in image)

  • San Andres Street (from Canon Perdido to Micheltorena Streets)
  • Side streets: 600 and 700 blocks of Sola and Anapamu Streets, and the 700 block of Victoria Street and Micheltorena Street
  • Canon Perido Street, from Marilla Avenue to Wentworth Avenue

Phase Two: Intersection Safety Upgrades (red in image)
Improvements at the intersections of Anapamu, Victoria, and Sola Streets on San Andres Street will include:

  • Curb extensions to improve visibility and reduce crossing distances for pedestrians
  • Rapid flashing beacons to alert drivers to people using crosswalks
  • Crosswalk lighting to enhance safety during early mornings and evenings

Phase Three: Roadway Repaving and Lighting (yellow and orange in image)
Roadway replacement, including street repaving/restriping on the following streets:  

  • San Andres Street, from Canon Perdido to Micheltorena Streets  
  • Canon Perdido Street, from Marilla Avenue to Wentworth Avenue  

Plus, midblock lighting will be added on San Andres Street (from Carrillo to Micheltorena Streets).

San Andres Construction

Construction is anticipated to be completed by March 2025.  

This Project is funded through various sources, including the Measure A Safe Routes to School Program Grant, a Highway Safety Improvement Program Grant for intersection upgrades, and Measure C funds for sidewalk repairs and street repaving.

Thank you for your patience as we work together to create safer streets for our community. 

For more information about the safety enhancements, visit Westside and Lower West Neighborhoods Transportation Management Plan- SantaBarbaraCA.gov/WestsideNTMP.

Questions? Please email the City’s Project Engineer, Adam Ziets at AZiets@SantaBarbaraCA.gov