San Francisquito Creek Stabilization
Project CPR006 · Public Works
Also identified in the budget as “San Francisquito Cr Stabilization” (project code CPR006).
No dollars are budgeted in the FY 2027–31 capital plan yet.
Funding pathway has not been mapped for this project. The project may be in a study phase, or its scope and cost are not yet defined.
- Category
- Capital Improvement Plan
- Department
- Public Works
- Spent FY 2023–25
- $404
›Budget labels for this project
Sources: City of Menlo Park OpenGov CIP detail, project code CPR006; resident-facing name shown here is “San Francisquito Creek Stabilization”. The OpenGov summary label is “San Francisquito Cr Stabilization”. Budget worksheet labeled “San Francisquito Creek Stabilization”.
This project is in the City's Capital Improvement Plan inventory but has no dollars allocated in the FY 2027–31 plan. The City has spent $404 on related work in prior years (FY 2023–25). That doesn't mean it was rejected — it means no money has been committed to it yet.
It can get funded one of two ways, and both run through the City Council: the City budgets the money itself in a future cycle (general fund, reserves, fees, or a bond), or an outside grantcovers part or all of it — which the Council still has to apply for and accept.
To weigh in on what gets prioritized, the next public hearing on the budget is on June 9— public comment is open to anyone. You can also email city.council@menlopark.gov.
Spending by year
›Where the money went, line by line
| Year | Fund | Category | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY 25 | Special Revenue Funds | Salaries and Wages | $330 |
| FY 25 | Special Revenue Funds | Fringe Benefits | $74 |
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Actual spending recorded in the City's general ledger, by fiscal year. This is money already paid out (and, for FY 2026, adopted in the current budget), not part of the forward five-year capital plan.
This project does not currently have detailed funding plans or Council actions associated with it in the public budget record. That can change at the next budget cycle.