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City of Fremont 2018 Pavement Condition Index (PCI) 1 City of Fremont 2018 Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Road Name Begin Location End Location FC PCI 2ND ST H ST HILLVIEW DR C 82 2ND ST I ST H ST C 90 2ND ST J ST END C 89 2ND ST J ST I ST C 75 3RD ST J ST CHASE ST R 65 3RD ST J ST N/END R 80 ABACA WAY VALERO DR END R 74 ABEL PL NORTH END WYNDHAM DR CADE DR R 40 ABEL PL SOUTH END WYNDHAM DR END R 51 ABERCROMBIE PL BEARD RD END R 31 ABRAHAM ST BISHOP AVE BENCHMARK AVE R 82 ABUELO WAY ESPARITO AVE END R 77 ACACIA CT PERALTA BL END R 82 ACACIA ST COUNTRY DR N/O PARKMONT DR R 77 ACACIA ST PERALTA BLVD HORNER WAY R 81 ACOMA WAY LYRA ST LEIGH ST R 75 ACTION CT LIPPERT AVE END R 86 ADA AVE BALBOA DR THETA ST R 60 ADAGIO CT BUTANO PARK CT END R 80 ADAMS AVE FREMONT BLVD MALCOLMSON ST R 75 ADAMS AVE FREMONT BLVD ROBERTS AVE R 41 ADAMS AVE ROBERTS AVE END R 75 ADCOCK DR BLAKE AVE SPETTI DR C 78 ADCOCK PL SPETTI DR END R 69 ADDISON CT LIPPERT AVE END R 75 ADLER CT RIDLEY DR END R 73 ADOBE DR CABRAL DR CABRILLO DR R 28 ADOBE DR CABRILLO DR NICOLET AVE R 49 ADOBE DR NICOLET AVE CORONADO DR R 84 ADRIANO CT ADRIANO ST END R 34 ADRIANO ST VINCENTE ST ARDO ST R 41 AGAVE CT CURTNER RD END R 68 AGNES CT BUTANO PARK DR END R 80 AIKEN CT GORDON ST END R 76 ALAMEDA CT ALAMEDA DR END R 83 ALAMEDA DR CABRILLO DR CONTRA COSTA AVE R 26 ALAMEDA DR CONTRA COSTA AVE EAST END R 77 ALBRAE ST 60 FT N/O COSTCO SOUTH OF RECYCLER DRIVEWAY A 72 ALBRAE ST SOUTH OF RECYCLER DRIVEWAY STEWART A 80 ALBRAE ST STEVENSON BLVD 60 FT N/O COSTCO A 67 ALBRAE ST STEWART AVE CHRISTY ST A 78 ALCALDE WAY/CT EXCELSO DR END R 92 ALCAZAR CT JACINTO DR END R 83 ALDER AVE 250' W/O FREMONT BLVD OAK ST C 88 ALDER AVE 625' E/O FREMONT BLVD FREMONT BLVD C 68 ALDER AVE 625' E/O FREMONT BLVD HEREFORD ST C 66 ALDER AVE CORONADO DR POLVOROSA CT C 72 ALDER AVE FREMONT BLVD 250' W/O FREMONT BLVD C 86 ALDER AVE HEREFORD ST NICOLET AVE C 56 ALDER AVE NICOLET AVE END R 92 1 City of Fremont 2018 Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Road Name Begin Location End Location FC PCI ALDER AVE OAK ST POLVOROSA CT C 77 ALDER CT ALDER AVE END R 94 ALEUT CT PASEO PADRE PARKWAY END R 91 ALEXANDER ST GARDEN WAY MORRIS WAY R 78 ALEXANDER ST GARDEN WAY NORTH END R 76 ALHAMBRA DR CABRAL DR CABRILLO DR R 52 ALHAMBRA DR NICOLET AVE CABRILLO DR R 56 ALICANTE DR SAN JUAN AVE TORRES AVE R 42 ALICE CT ANDERSON AVE END R 67 ALICE ST DRISCOLL RD ANDERSON AVE R 76 ALLEGHANY CT PECOS AVE END R 18 ALLEGRO CT BUTANO PARK DR END R 64 ALLINE ST THERESA AVE KATHLEAN ST R 71 ALMA ST SELMA ST WALLER AVE R 78 ALMADEN PL VIENTO DR END R 65 ALMERIA AVE EAST LAS PLAMAS AVE CANYON HEIGHTS DR C 80 ALMOND AVE LINCOLN ST LEE ST C 65 ALOE CT YAKIMA DR END R 63 ALONSO CT ARIEL AVE END R 80 ALPINE DR & CT PACHECO DR END R 75 ALSION CT GALLEGOS AVE END R 84 ALTA CT KEYSTONE DR END R 90 ALTA DR KEYSTONE DR EGGERS DR R 62 ALTON CT SUTTON LOOP END R 81 ALTURA PL ALTURA ST END R 50 ALTURA ST FLORA PL MAAR AVE R 55 ALVANIECE CT MIDDLEFIELD AVE END R 75 ALVARADO BLVD DEEP CREEK DR LOWRY RD A 58 ALVARADO BLVD LAKE ARROWHEAD AVE MERGANSER RD A 92 ALVARADO BLVD LOWRY RD MERGANSER DR A 59 ALVARADO BLVD N/B LAKE ARROWHEAD DR UNION CITY LIMITS A 92 ALVARADO BLVD S/B UNION CITY LIMITS LAKE ARROWHEAD A 92 AMADOR RD CAMBRIA ST MONTEREY WAY R 72 AMAPOLA DR/CT DRISCOLL RD ONDINA DR R 84 AMARILLO CT TUOLUMNE DR END R 32 AMBAR PL N/S LEMOS LN END R 74 AMBAR PL S/S LEMOS LN END R 74 AMBERWOOD DR KENWOOD DR DEEP CREEK RD C 73 AMECA CT VINCENTE ST END R 38 AMETHYST RD OMAR DR STRAWFLOWER WAY R 67 AMIENS AVE FREDERICK LN E/O DUKE LN R 77 AMOROK WAY PASEO PADRE PARKWAY KOOTENAI DR R 91 ANCHOR DR FERRY LN DRYDEN RD R 37 ANDANTE ST CURTIS ST BUTANO PARK DR R 82 ANDERSON AVE ALICE ST DENISE ST R 83 ANDORRA CT SEVILLE PL END R 61 ANDREWS CT FAULKNER DR END R 80 ANDROMEDA CIR MARIETTA DR MARIETTA DR R 77 ANGELES AVE CABRILLO DR CABRAL DR R 73 ANGUS CT DONALBAIN CIR END R 72 2 City of Fremont 2018 Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Road Name Begin Location End Location FC PCI ANITA CT BARTON DR END R 66 ANN CT ANN ST END R 45 ANN ST MARTHA AVE EDWARD AVE R 46 ANNAPOLIS DR EUCLID DR GREENHILLS WAY R 73 ANSEL CT GABLE DR END R 68 ANTELOPE DR BOAR CIR VINEYARD AVE R 78 ANTELOPE DR MISSION BLVD VINEYARD AVE C 76 ANTONE RD CELLO WAY BUTANO PARK DR R 78 ANZA ST ELLSWORTH ST BRYANT ST C 74 ANZA ST ELLSWORTH ST MISSION BLVD C 93 ANZA ST JEROME ST BRYANT ST R 72 APACHE CT CHEROKEE LN END R 80 APPLE TREE CT RIVERWALK DR END R 83 APPLEWOOD ST CHERRYWOOD ST HARDWOOD ST R 63 APRICOT LN CHADBOURNE DR DORNE PL R 71 APRICOT LN PLUMLIEGH DR DORNE PL R 49 AQUADO CT ARDO ST END R 96 ARAPAHO AVE DURHAM RD PARK MEADOW DR C 71 ARAPAHO PL ARAPAHO AVE END R 58 ARBORDALE CT RAMBLEWOOD PL END R 54 ARBUTUS CT CAMELLIA DR END R 70 ARCADIAN ST SATURN AVE STARLITE WAY R 71 ARCHER AVE BISHOP AVE END R 70 ARCHER CT ARCHER AVE END R 71 ARDENTECH CT DUMBARTON CIR END C 69 ARDENWOOD BLVD N/B KAISER DR COMMERCE DR A 89 ARDENWOOD BLVD N/B KAISER DR STATE 84 ROW A 78 ARDENWOOD BLVD N/B PASEO PADRE PARKWAY COMMERCE DR A 83 ARDENWOOD BLVD N/B PASEO PADRE PARKWAY UNION CITY LIMITS A 88 ARDENWOOD BLVD S/B COMMERCE DR KAISER DR A 92 ARDENWOOD BLVD S/B KAISER DR NEWARK CITY LIMITS A 88 ARDENWOOD BLVD S/B PASEO PADRE PARKWAY COMMERCE DR A 91 ARDENWOOD BLVD S/B UNION CITY LIMITS PASEO PADRE PARKWAY A 88 ARDO CT ARDO ST END R 28 ARDO ST CABRILLO DR EAST END C 94 ARGONAUT CT ARGONAUT DR END R 51 ARGONAUT WAY GARLAND DR MOWRY AVE C 48 ARGONAUT WAY MOWRY AVE WALNUT AVE A 82 ARGUS CT SOUTHERLAND WAY END R 84 ARGYLE CT ARGYLE RD END R 80 ARGYLE RD CENTRAL AVE LOMBARD RD R 67 ARIEL AVE ARIEL AVE CALIBAN DR R 44 ARIEL AVE CALIBAN DR ARIEL AVE R 74 ARIEL RD DEEP CREEP RD ARIEL AVE R 56 ARIKARA CT ONONDAGA DR END R 80 ARIKARA DR PARKMEADOW DR ONONDAGA DR C 84 ARKANSAS PL KANSAS WAY END R 88 ARKWOOD ST DOANE ST CEDARWOOD ST R 85 ARLENE CT PERALTA AVE END R 63 ARLINGTON PL WHITEHEAD LN END R 72 3 City of Fremont 2018 Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Road Name Begin Location End Location FC PCI ARMATA ST HACKAMORE LN QUINAULT WAY R 52 ARMOUR CT SILVERLOCK RD END R 89 ARMOUR WAY WARWICK RD SILVERLOCK RD R 47 ARNOLD CT CHILTERN DR END R 32 ARROZ PL YERBA BUENA ST END R 49 ASHFORD WAY HASTINGS ST KEATS ST R 77 ASHTON PL NICOLET AVE NORTH END R 70 ASHTON PL NICOLET AVE South End R 80 ASQUITH PL NICOLET AVE END R 87 ATHY CT BONNER AV END R 73 ATTERIDGE PL/CT CHAUCER DR END R 96 ATWATER CT HEREFORD ST BOTH ENDS R 79 AUBURN ST & CT KATO RD END C 88 AUDEN CT LANGHORN DR END R 38 AUDREY CT PHEBE LN END R 79 AUDUBON PARK CT VALPEY PARK AVE END R 72 AUGUSTINE PL & CT TAMAYO ST ENDS (3) R 62 AUKLAND PL/CT CHAUCER DR BOTH ENDS R 76 AUSTIN ST KENSINGTON DR END R 69 AUTO MALL CIRCLE CUSHING BLVD CUSHING BLVD C 79 AUTO MALL PKWY E/B BOSCELL RD PACIFIC COMMONS BLVD A 83 AUTO MALL PKWY E/B BOYCE RD BOSCELL RD A 74 AUTO MALL PKWY E/B CHRISTY ST I‐880 A 43 AUTO MALL PKWY E/B FREMONT BLVD OSGOOD RD A 84 AUTO MALL PKWY E/B GRIMMER BLVD FREMONT BLVD A 83 AUTO MALL PKWY E/B I‐880 GRIMMER BLVD A 52 AUTO MALL PKWY E/B NOBEL DR 966' W OF NOBEL DR C 82 AUTO MALL PKWY E/B NOBEL DR BOYCE RD A 91 AUTO MALL PKWY E/B PACIFIC COMMONS BLVD. CHRISTY ST A 81 AUTO MALL PKWY W/B 966' W. OF NOBEL DR NOBEL DR C 81 AUTO MALL PKWY W/B BOSCELL RD BOYCE RD A 93 AUTO MALL PKWY W/B BOYCE RD NOBEL DR A 76 AUTO MALL PKWY W/B CHRISTY ST. PACIFIC COMMONS BLVD. A 91 AUTO MALL PKWY W/B FREMONT BLVD GRIMMER BLVD A 82 AUTO MALL PKWY W/B GRIMMER BLVD I‐880 A 60 AUTO MALL PKWY W/B I‐880 CHRISTY ST A 51 AUTO MALL PKWY W/B OSGOOD RD FREMONT BLVD A 83 AUTO MALL PKWY W/B PACIFIC COMMONS BLVD.
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