Council to ratify the submission of a $2,565,314 grant application under the Arterial Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Grant Program to the Maricopa Association of Governments in the requested grant
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4.W CITY OF BUCKEYE Regular Council Meeting COUNCIL ACTION REPORT MEETING DATE: 05/20/25 AGENDA ITEM: 4.W. FIN – Maricopa Association of Governments - Arterial Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Grant Program – Palo Verde Road - Application DATE PREPARED: 05/15/25 DISTRICT NO.: All STAFF LIAISON: Rob Roach, Grant Program Manager, rroach@buckeyeaz.gov, (623) 349-6165 DEPARTMENT: Financial Services AGENDA ITEM TYPE: Consent Agenda Items / New Business ACTION/MOTION: (This language identifies the formal motion to be made by the Council) Council to ratify the submission of a $2,565,314 grant application under the Arterial Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Grant Program to the Maricopa Association of Governments in the requested grant amount of $1,795,720, with a match from the City of Buckeye of $769,594; and authorizing and directing the Mayor, City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk to carry out the purpose and intent of the grant application. SUMMARY PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The City of Buckeye’s Public Works Department seeks to reconstruct Palo Verde Road from the Buckeye Municipal Airport south property line to the Interstate 10 Arizona Department of Transportation Right of Way. The current roadway surface is “poor”, with a Pavement Condition Index number of 42. The roadway is currently experiencing alligator pattern cracking, fatigue cracking in the wheel paths, and several potholes, causing safety concerns for all roadway users. The project includes the complete removal and reconstruction of the asphalt paving and the addition of all appropriate signage and striping. All striping will comply with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices standards. Americans with Disabilities Act compliant features that may be available, needed, and/or required will be addressed and prioritized. This segment of road work is approximately 0.4 miles. BENEFITS: Safety is the number one reason for this roadway reconstruction. The objective is to ensure that the integrity of the roadway is improved to handle the anticipated increase in traffic, not only for residential vehicles, but also commercial and industrial vehicles. This roadway reconstruction will improve roadway safety through improved vehicle handling, increase road durability and longevity, and promote regional roadway connectivity and integrity. Upon completion of this reconstruction project, the roadway will move to a rating of “good” from its current rating of “poor”. FUTURE ACTION: If awarded, the Award Agreement will be presented to Council for acceptance and approval. Any additional Palo Verde Road reconstruction or maintenance needs will come from the General Fund account unless additional grant funding opportunities become available, in which case the Grants team will pursue. FINANCIAL IMPACT STATEMENT: The Maricopa Association of Governments Arterial Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Grant Program grantor funding portion is $1,795,720. There is a $769,594 match required for this grant. The total cost is $2,565,314. CURRENT FISCAL YEAR TOTAL COST: This project is not included in the FY2026 budget, if awarded required matching funds will be drawn from unused appropriations in various funds, which may necessitate a reassessment of budgeted FY2026 capital projects. Depending on timing of the grant award, the project and matching funds may be built into the 5-year CIP. The FY2026 Budget includes $4.0 million in grant match funds for projects that had been identified as highly likely to be awarded during the fiscal year. BUDGETED: No FISCAL YEAR: 2026 FUND/DEPARTMENT: Public Works Org and Object Code: 38103202-520601 Items related to a project or facility location must include an attached vicinity map for Council Review. ATTACHMENTS: Palo Verde MAG Rehab Application Submitted 5.1.25.pdf CAR Recap - MAG Arterial Reconstruction - Palo Verde Road - Grant Application.pdf