Hundreds of homes in Oceanside's Capistrano neighborhood rely on a single, constrained access route, creating a critical public safety challenge. To address this, the Oceanside City Council is now weighing two major infrastructure options to provide a crucial second route for residents. Each plan is estimated at $90 million and would take seven to ten years to plan and build [5]. This decision directly impacts Capistrano residents' daily lives and emergency preparedness. The significant financial commitment requires a complex funding strategy, potentially involving local taxpayers across Oceanside.
The Capistrano neighborhood, located in the northern portion of Oceanside near the edge of Marine Corps