Seaside told it faces $145 million pavement backlog; staff recommends slurry and targeted heavy rehab Consultants and public works staff told the council the city's system‑wide pavement condition index is 54 and estimated a current backlog near $145 million; staff proposed a two‑project approach (spring slurry seal and a heavy rehab bid) plus a modest equipment purchase to enable more in‑house hot‑spot repairs.

Seaside faces a staggering $145 million backlog in pavement repairs, and officials are proposing a two-track strategy to tackle the crumbling streets.

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