The city has laid out an ambitious plan to build about $47 million in downtown infrastructure over the next few years.  The work follows completion of another $9 million invested on Washington Avenue reconstruction and the Ivy Street storm drain.

Among projects planned:

• Widening of Adams, Ivy and Plum and improvements to Juniper and C Streets.
• Resurfacing of First and Second Avenues as well as A, B and C Streets.
• Installation of a sanitary sewer network throughout the downtown and of storm sewer trunk lines in the western area.
• Development of a neighborhood park along Second Avenue, including a replica of Murrieta's second school house.
• Construction of the Ivy Street bridge across Murrieta Creek.
• Completion of Town Square development, including city hall and private office buildings.

For more details on these and other projects, click here.

For a map locating the projects, click here.