HI VISTA, Los Angeles County — State transportation records describe a past pavement-preservation investment on a road serving the eastern Antelope Valley: 2.7 miles of Palmdale Boulevard between 215th Street East and 240th Street East.
The California Transportation Commission’s FY2021–22 local streets and roads report identifies the project as “Lake Los Angeles – Palmdale Bl (Phase 4)” and names the unincorporated community of Hi Vista in its geographic description. The document reports a $780,468.33 construction expenditure and lists construction as completed in March 2022.
What the historical expenditure establishes
The report tracks pavement preservation, road preparation and public spending in a past fiscal year. It does not prove what a particular segment looks like now, whether new potholes have appeared, or that a repair crew is working today.
Residents identifying a current road hazard should report the location and travel direction to LA County Public Works. Maintenance responsibilities can differ between county roads, private subdivision access roads and state highways; owners should confirm jurisdiction before requesting grading or paving.
Official source: California Transportation Commission — FY2021–22 Local Streets and Roads Expenditure Report, Hi Vista.
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