Central, D Street & Dupont Water Main Replacement Projects
Project Description:
The City is actively engaged in Water Main Replacement projects, a vital component of our comprehensive Capital Improvement Program. The goal is to enhance water services and increase the durability of the main water line for Central Avenue businesses.
Impacted Areas:
- Central Avenue: Chino Avenue to C Street.
- D Street: Central Avenue to 6th Street.
- Dupont Avenue: Gates Street to Alton Street.
Timeline:
This phase of the project is completed, the next phase will resume in 2024.
Central Avenue at Edison Avenue
Impact:
Temporary lane closures at the intersection.
Timeline:
Completion expected late Winter 2024.
More About the Project:
Public improvements to roadway, sidewalk, and traffic signal.
Edison Avenue Widening Project
Installation of ADA ramps, traffic signal modifications at Central Avenue and 12th Street, and pulling of dry utility cables is scheduled to continue. Final improvements, consisting of final asphalt pavement cap and street signing & Striping will be installed after Southern California Edison (SCE) adjusts their vault/manhole structures to new street elevation.
Impacts:
During construction, lane closures are to be expects along Central Avenue and Edison Avenue. Construction will also include the modification of the traffic signals along Edison Avenue at Central Avenue, 12th Street and Oaks Avenue. This work will temporarily impact the operation of the traffic signals causing delays until the work is completed. Expect longer travel times through the area, use of alternative routes is recommended.
Timeline:
Winter 2024
Detour Information:
Access YMCA via 12th entrance on Edison Avenue or from College Park Avenue.
More About the Project:
Construction of storm drain, street widening, curb, gutter & sidewalk, pavement rehabilitation, Ayala Park entrance improvements, traffic signal improvements, and pedestrian accessibility improvements as part of the College Park ultimate Improvement Project.
Merrill Avenue from Euclid Avenue to carpenter Avenue
Merrill Avenue shifted south. New all-way stops on Merrill Avenue at Sultana Avenue and Bon View Avenue. Grove Avenue and Bon view Avenue are closed from Eucalyptus Avenue to Merrill Avenue.
Timeline:
Merrill Avenue is to be completed in 2024.
Construction Continues: The construction efforts are moving forward as planned, with the current focus being on the north side of Merrill Avenue. In the current phase, construction has shifted the roadway to the south side of Merrill. To ensure minimal disruption to traffic, a single lane in each direction will remain open on Merrill Avenue, spanning from Euclid Avenue to Archibald Avenue. Drive with caution and be aware of traffic control measures in the area.
Grove Ave Closure: Grove Avenue will remain closed (Eucalyptus Avenue to Merrill Avenue) for an extended duration. Please consider alternative routes via Sultana, Bon View Avenue and Carpenter Avenue.
All-Way Stops: Temporary all-way stops are at intersections on Merrill Avenue at Sultana Avenue, Bon View Avenue and Hellman Avenue. New traffic signals are in the works to enhance safety and traffic management.
Upcoming Closures: Short-term lane and roadway closures along Merrill Avenue are expected. No future long-term closures are planned.
Euclid Ave Enhancements: Euclid Avenue will also continue to experience construction activity, with public improvements continuing from Eucalyptus Avenue to Merrill Avenue, including significant modifications at the signalized intersections and frontage improvements.
More About the Project:
As part of the Ontario Ranch Business Park development, extensive improvements to Merrill Avenue near the intersection of Euclid are underway. The Ontario developer will be installing major underground utilities like sewer, storm drain and water connections.
Access to the Chino Airport and its businesses will be maintained at all times from the east on Merrill Avenue at Bon View Avenue.
Ramona Avenue Sewer Main Replacement
Impact:
11/27 – 12/15
Yorba Avenue S/B between Edison Avenue and Schaefer Avenue will be reduced to a single lane during work hours to allow for manhole installation and localized sewer repairs. Businesses and residents should note any NO PARKING signage placed in advance of the work. Flaggers will be present to direct traffic through the work zone. Access to businesses will be always maintained. Traffic will be returned to normal by the end of each workday.
Timeline:
January 2024.
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