The Contractor is starting at the top of Fremont Road and will be working their way out of the neighborhood towards Marquard Avenue. Due to the size and location of the spot repairs, the Contractor has the ability to move between multiple points in a standard workday and keeping the length of roadway closed allows … Continued
Emergency access will be provided at all times over the length of the project. Residents who will need access to their vehicles are encouraged to park further downhill outside of the road closure zone during working hours. Pedestrian access is not guaranteed during the road closure as the City cannot direct pedestrian traffic in areas … Continued
To minimize impacts to the community, City staff will coordinate with the project contractor to ensure bicyclist and pedestrian access, and traffic flow are considered during the development of the project construction schedule and traffic control plan.
Design and construction of the traffic signal for West Crescent and Fourth Street intersection is/will be a part of the Second St and Fourth St intersection project. Construction of the traffic signal at West Crescent Dr and Fourth St is anticipated to begin in 2025.
The project team has prepared 65% construction documents and continues to collaborate with project stakeholders in the development of the 95% construction documents. The team anticipates design completion and the bidding of the project in 2025.
The City currently maintains 333 lane miles of roadway as part of its network. Concrete roadways represent less than 1% of this network and are significantly more expensive to maintain. The City’s Annual Pavement Management Program (Pavement Management Program – San Rafael) operates with a limited budget to provide services to the City’s entire network. … Continued
The roadwork, and all subsequent noise, will occur between 7am and 5pm.
Yes, typically one side of the roadway will be closed for several hours while the resurfacing mixture is applied and dries. Parking lane closures will occur between 7am and 5pm. The contractor will place “No Parking’ signs on the barricades at least three days in advance of closing any portion of the road, as well … Continued
Yes, typically one side of the roadway will be closed for several hours while the resurfacing mixture is applied and dries. Some streets may require full closure, and those impacted residents will be informed in advance. Street closures will occur between 9am and 4pm. The contractor will provide notice at least three days in advance … Continued
Please note that after a roadway receives rehabilitation, it will be added to the City’s moratorium list, which states that “no excavation shall be permitted in any portion of public right-of-way that was constructed or resurfaced until the pavement condition index (PCI) drops below a 70/100.” The City enforces a policy of full-width restoration of … Continued
