6.1.16 City Council Meeting Presentation- Local Projects Update
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The Southwest Quadrant of Grand Boulevard Waterline Project is anticipated to be completed in June. Construction of the 2015-2016 CDBG Sidewalk Improvements continues through June. Testing will take place on the SR-91 requiring some lane closures to ensure the new cured-in-place pipe meets national standards.
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- 4. 4 SAWPA
- 5. 5 Northbound lane between Tom Barnes Street and Tuscany Street. Southbound lane just north of Blue Springs Drive. Within the median between Pronio Drive and Lakeshore Drive. Requires one northbound lane closure. Testing is necessary to ensure the new pipe meets the national standard for cured-in-place pipe.
- 6. 69 SR-91 CLOSURES 2-WEEK LOOK AHEAD AT A GLANCE
- 7. 7 Westbound SR-91: 2-Week Look Ahead
- 8. 8 Eastbound SR-91: 2-Week Look Ahead Main Street EB on-ramp scheduled to open June 22nd
- 9. 9 Local Project Updates June 1, 2016 City Council Meeting