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We are busy maintaining infrastructure, improving traffic flow and enhancing neighborhood quality of life through a variety of projects happening around town. Here are some highlights of projects that have been planned or are currently in the design process.
Neighborhood Quality of Life and Safety
Barrio lighting
Carlsbad Village lighting improvements
Streets, Traffic and Mobility
Barrio traffic calming
El Camino Real
Kelly and Park
Safe Routes to School
South Carlsbad coastline
Tamarack area coastal improvements
Terramar area coastal improvements
Tyler Street
Valley and Magnolia
Parks
Robertson Ranch Park
Veterans Memorial Park
City Buildings
5-year Project Plan
The city's Capital Improvements Program maps out major projects and how they will be funded. Each year, the City Council approves this plan along with the city budget. See project map.
Project updates
Barrio stop signs
The City of Carlsbad is installing new all-way stop signs at four intersections in the Barrio as part of the city’s efforts to help reduce speeds and improve safety in the Barrio.
- Chestnut and Madison
- Chestnut and Roosevelt
- Magnolia and Madison
- Oak and Jefferson
Construction schedule
February 27 to March 13
Monday to Friday
6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
If you’re in the area, here’s what you can expect during construction:
- Temporary lane closures and parking restrictions will be in place during construction hours.
- Crews will complete this work as quickly as possible to minimize inconveniences. No impacts to resident access are anticipated.
- You may notice noise from pavement grinding and construction vehicles.
Additional construction in the Barrio
This work is part of a larger set of infrastructure improvements taking place in the Barrio this year and lasting through spring 2027. Improvements include:
- Traffic safety measures
- Water and sewer pipeline replacements
- Pedestrian lighting improvements
Most work will occur Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., though some night work will be required. When that happens, we will notify neighboring homes and businesses in advance.