4.20.16 Corona City Council 91 Project Update

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The document provides updates on construction activities for the 91 Project in Riverside County including: - Upcoming full closures of highways and roads like the 91 freeway, Grand Blvd., and Serfas Club undercrossing between April and May for construction work. - Estimates that 1/3 of on-ramps and off-ramps will be completed by the end of spring, 1/3 by the end of summer, and 1/3 by the end of the year. - Details on projects like the widening of the Lincoln Avenue bridge, completion of the Maple Street flyover ramp in July, and installation of tolling signs for express lanes on the 91 freeway.

91 PROJECT UPDATE
Riverside County Transportation Commission
Anne Mayer, Executive Director
Corona City Council
April 20, 2016

Upcoming Construction
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
• Turn lane for southbound Main Street motorists
turning onto westbound on-ramp – open April 21
• Full closure of eastbound 91, night of May 3, to
place overhead signs, similar to last night’s closure
• Serfas Club undercrossing to be closed nightly for
falsework installation, April 20 to May 4, Mon-Sat,
10 pm to 5 am. No pedestrian access
All dates/times estimated and subject to change

Upcoming Construction
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
• Full closure of E. Grand Blvd., April 21 and 22, 9 pm
to 5 am both nights, to remove falsework. Full
closure to occur May 2-8; roadway to reopen May 9
• Full closures of 91, three nights eastbound, three
nights westbound, for Maple Bridge falsework
placement, first two weeks in May
• Westbound Serfas Club off-ramp to be closed two
months, starting in late May
All dates/times estimated and subject to change

On-Ramps, Off-Ramps
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
Estimate that:
• 1/3 of ramps to be completed by end of spring
• 1/3 of ramps to be
completed by end
of summer
• 1/3 of ramps to be
completed by end
of year
All dates/times estimated
and subject to change

Ramp/Street Completion Status
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
Available on website: http://www.sr91project.info/design-build-schedule

Lincoln Avenue
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
• Utilities to be complete in early May
• Reducing Lincoln roadway to widen bridge, following
three May activities:
• New eastbound Lincoln on-ramp from Second St. to open
• New eastbound Main Street
on-ramp to open
• Main Street westbound
on-ramp returns to three lanes
All dates/times estimated and subject to change

Maple Street Bridge
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
• Maple Street bridge continuing as two northbound
lanes until summer
• Westbound Maple Street
flyover on-ramp to be
completed in July
• Maple Street bridge to
close for rest of year
All dates/times estimated and subject to change

Tolled Express Lanes
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
• FasTrak tolling signs being installed on 91, 15
• Signs to be covered until ready for use
• Reminder: 3+ carpools with transponder can use
FasTrak lanes for free, except for eastbound 91,
Mon-Fri, 4-6 pm, when fares are half-price
• Policies to be consistent with
OCTA 91 Express Lanes

Tolled Express Lanes
• Toll Utility Buildings (TUBs)
being placed in median for
enforcement
• Major milestone last
week with turnover of
electronic tolling system
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION

Safety: RCTC’s Top Priority
• Slow down! Watch for workers and equipment
• Allow extra time
• Be extra careful at night or in the rain
• Watch for changing conditions
• Use alternate routes; follow detours
• Avoid lane splitting by motorcyclists
• Traffic fines are doubled in
construction zones
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION

Stay Connected
RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
sr91project.info
877-770-9191
sr91project@rctc.org
IE511.org or call 511
sr91project
@sr91project
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1. 91 PROJECT UPDATE Riverside County Transportation Commission Anne Mayer, Executive Director Corona City Council April 20, 2016

2. Upcoming Construction RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION • Turn lane for southbound Main Street motorists turning onto westbound on-ramp – open April 21 • Full closure of eastbound 91, night of May 3, to place overhead signs, similar to last night’s closure • Serfas Club undercrossing to be closed nightly for falsework installation, April 20 to May 4, Mon-Sat, 10 pm to 5 am. No pedestrian access All dates/times estimated and subject to change

3. Upcoming Construction RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION • Full closure of E. Grand Blvd., April 21 and 22, 9 pm to 5 am both nights, to remove falsework. Full closure to occur May 2-8; roadway to reopen May 9 • Full closures of 91, three nights eastbound, three nights westbound, for Maple Bridge falsework placement, first two weeks in May • Westbound Serfas Club off-ramp to be closed two months, starting in late May All dates/times estimated and subject to change

4. On-Ramps, Off-Ramps RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION Estimate that: • 1/3 of ramps to be completed by end of spring • 1/3 of ramps to be completed by end of summer • 1/3 of ramps to be completed by end of year All dates/times estimated and subject to change

5. Ramp/Street Completion Status RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION Available on website: http://www.sr91project.info/design-build-schedule

6. Lincoln Avenue RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION • Utilities to be complete in early May • Reducing Lincoln roadway to widen bridge, following three May activities: • New eastbound Lincoln on-ramp from Second St. to open • New eastbound Main Street on-ramp to open • Main Street westbound on-ramp returns to three lanes All dates/times estimated and subject to change

7. Maple Street Bridge RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION • Maple Street bridge continuing as two northbound lanes until summer • Westbound Maple Street flyover on-ramp to be completed in July • Maple Street bridge to close for rest of year All dates/times estimated and subject to change

8. Tolled Express Lanes RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION • FasTrak tolling signs being installed on 91, 15 • Signs to be covered until ready for use • Reminder: 3+ carpools with transponder can use FasTrak lanes for free, except for eastbound 91, Mon-Fri, 4-6 pm, when fares are half-price • Policies to be consistent with OCTA 91 Express Lanes

9. Tolled Express Lanes • Toll Utility Buildings (TUBs) being placed in median for enforcement • Major milestone last week with turnover of electronic tolling system RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION

10. Safety: RCTC’s Top Priority • Slow down! Watch for workers and equipment • Allow extra time • Be extra careful at night or in the rain • Watch for changing conditions • Use alternate routes; follow detours • Avoid lane splitting by motorcyclists • Traffic fines are doubled in construction zones RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION

11. Stay Connected RIVERSIDE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION sr91project.info 877-770-9191 sr91project@rctc.org IE511.org or call 511 sr91project @sr91project sr91project

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