LEAD & COAL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT LOOKING AHEAD: CONSTRUCTION UPDATE FOR WEEKS OF MAY 2-6, MAY 9-13 AND MAY 16-20, 2011
Creating beautifully landscaped, environmentally sensitive, neighborhood, bicycle and pedestrian friendly streets and improving storm drainage.
NOTE: All work is weather permitting and is subject to change without notice
(Work is shown on Coal heading eastward)
IMPORTANT NOTICE: If construction is going on in your neighborhood, there may be brief water or gas outages while crews relocate lines or make adjustments as needed. If there is a planned water or gas shutoff that will affect you, construction crews will place a notice on your front door and will try to contact you by knocking on your front door. They will let you know when the outage is scheduled and how long it is expected to last.
TRAFFIC SWITCH AS OF MAY 1, 2011:
Beginning Sunday, May 1, 2011, Coal Avenue will open to two-way traffic from I-25 to University Blvd. and Lead Avenue will close to thru traffic between I-25 and University Blvd. (Local traffic will be allowed on Lead between I-25 and University.) The designated bike detour will also change. Details are on http://www.leadandcoal.com/.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: GIRARD TO BE CLOSED AT COAL FROM MAY 8-22, 2011:
Beginning Sunday, May 8, 2011, Girard Blvd. SE will be closed in the area of Girard and Coal Ave. SE for approximately 14 days for crews to replace the roadway. More details will be provided soon via a separate information flier.
Coal Avenue from Yale to Harvard to Cornell to Stanford to Columbia:
May 2-6 – Install landscaping, install fencing
May 9-13 – Install landscaping
May 16-20 – Install landscaping
Coal Avenue from Columbia to Princeton to Vassar to Girard:
May 2-6 – Install landscaping, install fencing, install ramps, sidewalks and headers
May 9-13 – Install landscaping
May 16-20 – Install landscaping
Coal Avenue from Girard to Dartmouth to Richmond:
May 2-6 – Install fencing, install inlets for storm drainage, install ramps, sidewalks and headers
May 9-13 – Install ramps, sidewalks and headers
Coal Avenue from Richmond to Wellesley:
May 2-6 – Install fencing
May 9-13 – Install inlets for storm drainage, install ramps, sidewalks and headers
May 16-20 – Install ramps, sidewalks and headers
Coal Avenue from Wellesley to Tulane to Amherst to Carlisle:
May 2-6 – Install fencing, install drive pads* and alleys, install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection, install curb and gutter, prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course
May 9-13 – Install ramps, sidewalks and headers; install drive pads* and alleys, install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection, pave turnouts
May 16-20 – Install inlets for storm drainage, install ramps, sidewalks and headers, install fine grade base course on roadway, repave roadway
Coal Avenue from Carlisle to Hermosa to Solano
May 2-6 – Install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection
May 9-13 – Install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection, install curb and gutter, pre sub grade on roadway and install base course
May 16-20 – Install inlets for storm drainage, prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course, install fine grade base course on roadway
Coal Avenue from Solano to Aliso to Morningside to Montclaire to Sierra
May 2-6 – Install drive pads* and alleys, install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection
May 9-13 – Install fine grade base course on roadway, prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course, repave roadway
May 16-20 – Install inlets for storm drainage, install drive pads* and alleys, install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersections, install curb and gutter, prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course
Coal Avenue from Sierra to Washington
May 2-6 – Prepare sub grade and base course on roadway
May 9-13 – Prepare sub grade and base course on roadway, install curb and gutter
May 16-20 – Prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course
Finishing Work in Area of Carlisle/Garfield
While Carlisle did reopen last week, crews will complete some finishing work on Carlisle from north of Coal to the intersection of Garfield and Coal during the week of May 2-6, 2011. Work will include pouring two additional inlets for storm drainage, pouring a retaining wall footer, a wheelchair ramp and replacing curb.
Lead Avenue from Oak to Cedar
May 2-6 – Remove asphalt paving
Lead Avenue from Cedar to Sycamore
May 9-13 – Remove asphalt paving
Lead Avenue from Mulberry to Spruce
May 16-20 – Locate underground utilities and install storm drainage infrastructure
*When drive pads are installed, residents may not be able to park in their driveways for 3 days in order for the concrete to cure. The contractor will notify you via flyer when your drive pad is being re-poured.
General Information:
Construction is expected to through spring 2012. Two (2) crews will be working on the project at the same time. Regular work hours will be 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday although crews may work later hours or on weekends if needed due to an emergency or unforeseen circumstance.
NOTE: All work is weather permitting and is subject to change without notice
(Work is shown on Coal heading eastward)
IMPORTANT NOTICE: If construction is going on in your neighborhood, there may be brief water or gas outages while crews relocate lines or make adjustments as needed. If there is a planned water or gas shutoff that will affect you, construction crews will place a notice on your front door and will try to contact you by knocking on your front door. They will let you know when the outage is scheduled and how long it is expected to last.
TRAFFIC SWITCH AS OF MAY 1, 2011:
Beginning Sunday, May 1, 2011, Coal Avenue will open to two-way traffic from I-25 to University Blvd. and Lead Avenue will close to thru traffic between I-25 and University Blvd. (Local traffic will be allowed on Lead between I-25 and University.) The designated bike detour will also change. Details are on http://www.leadandcoal.com/.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: GIRARD TO BE CLOSED AT COAL FROM MAY 8-22, 2011:
Beginning Sunday, May 8, 2011, Girard Blvd. SE will be closed in the area of Girard and Coal Ave. SE for approximately 14 days for crews to replace the roadway. More details will be provided soon via a separate information flier.
Coal Avenue from Yale to Harvard to Cornell to Stanford to Columbia:
May 2-6 – Install landscaping, install fencing
May 9-13 – Install landscaping
May 16-20 – Install landscaping
Coal Avenue from Columbia to Princeton to Vassar to Girard:
May 2-6 – Install landscaping, install fencing, install ramps, sidewalks and headers
May 9-13 – Install landscaping
May 16-20 – Install landscaping
Coal Avenue from Girard to Dartmouth to Richmond:
May 2-6 – Install fencing, install inlets for storm drainage, install ramps, sidewalks and headers
May 9-13 – Install ramps, sidewalks and headers
Coal Avenue from Richmond to Wellesley:
May 2-6 – Install fencing
May 9-13 – Install inlets for storm drainage, install ramps, sidewalks and headers
May 16-20 – Install ramps, sidewalks and headers
Coal Avenue from Wellesley to Tulane to Amherst to Carlisle:
May 2-6 – Install fencing, install drive pads* and alleys, install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection, install curb and gutter, prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course
May 9-13 – Install ramps, sidewalks and headers; install drive pads* and alleys, install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection, pave turnouts
May 16-20 – Install inlets for storm drainage, install ramps, sidewalks and headers, install fine grade base course on roadway, repave roadway
Coal Avenue from Carlisle to Hermosa to Solano
May 2-6 – Install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection
May 9-13 – Install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection, install curb and gutter, pre sub grade on roadway and install base course
May 16-20 – Install inlets for storm drainage, prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course, install fine grade base course on roadway
Coal Avenue from Solano to Aliso to Morningside to Montclaire to Sierra
May 2-6 – Install drive pads* and alleys, install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersection
May 9-13 – Install fine grade base course on roadway, prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course, repave roadway
May 16-20 – Install inlets for storm drainage, install drive pads* and alleys, install valley gutter fillets to direct water away from road and across intersections, install curb and gutter, prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course
Coal Avenue from Sierra to Washington
May 2-6 – Prepare sub grade and base course on roadway
May 9-13 – Prepare sub grade and base course on roadway, install curb and gutter
May 16-20 – Prepare sub grade on roadway and install base course
Finishing Work in Area of Carlisle/Garfield
While Carlisle did reopen last week, crews will complete some finishing work on Carlisle from north of Coal to the intersection of Garfield and Coal during the week of May 2-6, 2011. Work will include pouring two additional inlets for storm drainage, pouring a retaining wall footer, a wheelchair ramp and replacing curb.
Lead Avenue from Oak to Cedar
May 2-6 – Remove asphalt paving
Lead Avenue from Cedar to Sycamore
May 9-13 – Remove asphalt paving
Lead Avenue from Mulberry to Spruce
May 16-20 – Locate underground utilities and install storm drainage infrastructure
*When drive pads are installed, residents may not be able to park in their driveways for 3 days in order for the concrete to cure. The contractor will notify you via flyer when your drive pad is being re-poured.
General Information:
Construction is expected to through spring 2012. Two (2) crews will be working on the project at the same time. Regular work hours will be 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday although crews may work later hours or on weekends if needed due to an emergency or unforeseen circumstance.
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