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Road Work
(Last Updated April 14, 2010)Under Construction | Design/Planning Stage | Annual Projects
Under Construction:
Water Resources Plant Blower Building Roof Rehabilitation, City Project No. 2008-49
This project consisted of the removal and replacement of the existing gravel surfaced built-up roof. San Jose Construction began construction in September 2009 and completed the work in January 2010.
If you need more information regarding this project, please call Rich Putich, Project Manager, at (925) 960-4514 .
Traffic Signal Installation Program, City Project No. 2007-18:
In 2006, the prioritization process for traffic signal installation identified North Vasco Road at Dalton Avenue as one of the highest priority intersections. Traffic signal construction is anticipated to begin in November 2009 and should be completed before the end of April 2010.
If you need more information regarding this project, please contact Carlo Sendaydiego, Project Manager at (925) 960-4517
[top]Traffic Signal Modification at Livermore Avenue at East Ave/Fourth St City Project No. 2006-21
This is one of the oldest signalized intersections in the City. Corrosion and possible debris accumulation obstruct the existing electrical conduit system making emergency repairs almost impossible. This project replaced the electrical conduits and wiring, upgraded signal heads and signal cabinet, and installed a battery back-up system and video detection system. Construction on this project was completed in March 2010.
For more information regarding this project, please contact Cedric Novenario, Project Manager at (925) 960-4541.
Livermore to Pleasanton Arroyo Trail Segment T14 – City Project No. 2006-47:
This project consists of constructing a 1.5-mile long gravel trail between the west end of West Jack London Blvd. and El Charro Road (Trail T14 in the City’s Bikeways and Trails Master Plan). The trail will help link the extensive trail system in the City of Livermore to the trail system in the City of Pleasanton. Proposition 50 California River Parkways Grant Funds were awarded for the construction of this project.
If you need more information regarding this project, please call Mike Mikasa , Project Manager at (925) 960- 4533 . [top]
First Street/Holmes Street/Vallecitos Road Rehabilitation, City Project No. 2004-40
This project will rehabilitate First Street between I-580 and Portola Blvd. Deep lift pavement repairs will be constructed and roadway will be micro-surfaced (a type of slurry seal), and restriped. As of May 25, 2010, the project is substantially complete and the contractor is working on minor corrections.
If you have any questions regarding this project, please contact Jim Vingo, Project Manager, at (925) 960-4540 or by email at jsvingo@ci.livermore.ca.us.
Annual Sewer Replacement, Project No. 2009-03
This project will upsize sewer mains that are currently undersized, and replace sewer mains and laterals on Fourth Street between North N Street and South Livermore Avenue, and on Junction Avenue between Ladd Avenue and Enos Way. Another project with a similar scope of construction is being combined with this project and bids are scheduled to open in late 2010.
If you have any questions regarding this project, please contact Jim Vingo, Project Manager, at (925) 960-4540 or by email at jsvingo@ci.livermore.ca.us.
As the new State Route 84, Isabel Avenue is ultimately planned to be 6-lanes from I-580 to Stanley Boulevard, and 4-lanes from Stanley Boulevard to Vallecitos Road. The 2002 Measure B expenditure program identifies $70 million for the Route 84 (Isabel) Expressway.
The Alameda County Transportation Improvement Authority (ACTIA) and the City of Livermore are performing engineering and design analysis for Cal Trans for the State Route 84 Expressway widening project. The environmental document for these improvements dated August 2008 can be viewed on the Cal Trans website. A hard copy of the environmental document can be reviewed at the City of Livermore's main library.
The Isabel Avenue improvement projects have been largely funded through the Measure B Sales Tax Program. For more information on other local Measure B projects click here. [top]
El Charro Specific Plan Infrastructure, City Project 2007-20
This project will construct public infrastructure required to serve the El Charro Specific Plan Area located on the south side of I-580, east of El Charro Road. The following infrastructure improvements are included in the project scope: widening of El Charro Road from I-580 to the proposed extension of Jack London Blvd., a distance of approximately 900 feet; improvements to the El Charro/Fallon Rd. Interchange; extension of Jack London Blvd. from its existing westerly terminus adjacent to the Livermore Airport to El Charro Rd. a distance of approximately 1.5 miles; construction of 2 internal roadways; flood control improvements including conveyance basin and culverts; water quality basins; golf course improvements; utility extensions including potable and reclaimed water lines, gravity sewer main, and joint trench; new pump station and forced sewer main; landscaping and irrigation; and traffic signals and lighting.
The project is currently in design. Construction is anticipated to begin in Spring 2010 and is anticipated to be completed by Fall 2011.
If you have any questions regarding this project, please call the project manager, Lourdes Barrozo at 925-960-4530. [top]
The 2010 Street Resurfacing Project opened bids on May 18, 2010 with Bay Cities Paving and Grading of Concord the lowest responsible and responsive bidder. Construction will begin in early July.
Click here for more information about the City of Livermore's annual street resurfacing program.
The 2010 Slurry Seal Project will open bids on June 2, 2010. Construction will begin in late July 2010. [top]
Plans and Specifications are currently being prepared for the 2009-2010 Sidewalk Repair Project. It is scheduled to be advertised for bids beginning in November, 2009. Construction is scheduled for Spring of 2010.
Click here for more information about the City of Livermore's annual sidewalk repair program. [top]
Plans and Specifications are currently being prepared for the he 2009 ADA Access Ramp project. Click here for a list of ramps included in the last project.
