Project Overview:
This $15.5 million FCI
South job began in late November 2001. The project's components
include bridge widening, pavement rehab and numerous safety
features on highway routes 60, 91 and 215.
This project is especially challenging because it requires
two lane closures on one of Southern California’s most
traveled freeways. All work must be completed between 9 p.m.
and 5 a.m. as to avoid major traffic delays. Crews must demolish
existing pavement, pour concrete and allow 4.5 hours for the
concrete to cure all within this eight-hour window. This project
is expected to be completed winter, 2003.
Route 91 Project
Photos:
Spring
2003
What's New?
Fall 2003:
Concrete paving operations on the final phase are complete.
Joint sealing and permanent barrier construction ongoing
throughout November.
Spring 2003:
Project approaches final stage.
Work on westbound structures ongoing this summer, including
steel girder erection.
Eastbound structures were completed in February.
Winter 2002/2003:
Work on the inside and outside eastbound widening is nearing
completion.
Existing pavement rehabilitation work will begin shortly.
The project is approximately 50% complete.
Summer 2002:
The first stage of this project is complete and the second
of the four stages began at the end of July 2002.
Bridge widening, drainage and pavement rehab will continue
concurrent with other operations.
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