Construction News
Construction this Week
WEEKS BEGINNING MARCH 25, 2024 - PLEASE NOTE: SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
- Highway 1: Casa Verde Way – Fremont Street: March 25 - One lane closure will occur along southbound Highway 1 between Casa Verde Way and Fremont Street for tree work from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Not a City Project)
- State Route 68: York School Road – Blue Larkspur Lane: March 25– March 26 - One-way traffic controls will be in place along eastbound and westbound State Route 68 between York School Road and Blue Larkspur Lane for utility work from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. (Not a City Project)
- State Route 218: 650 Canyon Del Rey Boulevard: March 25 – March 29 - One lane closure will occur along eastbound and westbound State Route 68 at 650 Canyon Del Rey Boulevard in Del Rey Oaks for gas line work from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Not a City Project)
- Measure S Citywide Road Surface Repair Project Phase 5 - Scope of work:In general, the work consists of, but is not limited to, the demolition and construction of concrete curb, gutter, sidewalk, sidewalk crossings, pavement spot repair of approximately 266,193 SF, crack sealing, placing of approximately 1,017,463 SF of slurry seal Type II, associated striping removal and replacement, refreshing of existing painted street markings, traffic control and installation of necessary environmental pollution prevention requirements on various streets in the City of Monterey. Preliminary Schedule | List of Streets Schedule A | List of Streets Schedule B
- MEASURE S and P Citywide Road Resurfacing Phase 4 – NEWS RELEASE - MEASURE S and P Citywide Road Resurfacing Phase 4 is starting, and it includes pavement patch work this winter and a slurry seal in spring 2024 on high impact roads in Monterey, including Fremont Street, Munras Avenue, and Lighthouse Avenue. This work will resume in late February, weather-dependent. Citywide Road Surface Repair Projects Phase 4 & 5 as well as our projected Road Rehabilitation Projects for later this year and for 2024 – LIST OF STREET SEGMENTS FOR THE ROAD SURFACE REPAIR. Upcoming Road Rehabilitation, Winter 2023 and Summer 2024 - SEE MAP Upcoming Road Surface Repairs, Winter 2023 through 2025 - SEE MAP
- Measure S and P Sidewalk spot repairs to clean up uplifts or other tripping hazards - long term throughout the city. Currently or soon in Old Town, New Monterey including Lighthouse Ave, and Cannery Row areas. A message from the Public Works Department: Pedestrian safety, and having a walkable community is of the utmost importance. Damaged or uplifted sidewalk can occur overtime, and the City of Monterey Public Works Department strives to perform repairs in a timely manner. If you notice orange paint on the sidewalk, it is an indication that a deficiency has been flagged and repairs are being coordinated. The City continues to explore innovative methods to address minor sidewalk deficiencies and recently awarded a contract to contractor to diamond slicing uplifts in the Downtown and New Monterey Neighborhoods. Once these first neighborhoods are addressed, the contractor will continue to work in other neighborhoods throughout the City.
- PG&E Monterey Substation Electrical Equipment Upgrade – Fact Sheet - PG&E is working to upgrader their electrical equipment at the Monterey Substation (498 Del Monte Avenue - just across from the Harbor) running from mid-August to December 2022 to excavate and backfill soils in preparation for a state-of-the-art substation installation between January 2023 and mid-2024. During the excavation and backfilling, PG&E will have an average of 30 trucks entering and exiting the substation Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, as well as some weekends. They will be on-site to direct pedestrian and vehicle traffic around the substation. (Not a City Project)
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Q&A - HAVE A PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION-RELATED QUESTION? EMAIL SUGGEST@MONTEREY.ORG
Question: How do I report a raised sidewalk that has a potential to cause a tripping hazard?
Answer: If the uplift is caused by a city tree the city will fix it, otherwise it might be on the responsibility of the property owner or a utility company to address the issue. Typically, a Public Works crew will go out to identify the uplift, measure the uplift, paint the uplift and take pictures. We keep a log and send the appropriate party a letter to address the issue.