current project

CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED JULY 2013

Limits: 1,500 feet south of SR-79 to Soboba Road
The improvements included grinding the existing asphalt and overlaying with new asphalt. The project also included the placement of new rolled curb, median curb, and safety enhancements such as: centerline rumble strips between Soboba Road and State Route 79, and median delineators and rumble strips across the westbound lanes west of Soboba Road.

Total Project Cost:

$2.4 Million

CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED DECEMBER 2013

Limits: 1,500 South of SR-60 to 1.7 miles south of Alessandro Blvd.

The improvements included rehabilitating the existing pavement, widening the paved shoulders and realigning several curves along Gilman Springs Road within the project limits. The project also constructed a left turn pocket at Alessandro Boulevard and a southbound passing lane starting southerly of Alessandro Boulevard. A portion of the project was done in cooperation with the City of Moreno Valley.

Total Project Cost:

$6.3 Million

CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED DECEMBER 2016

Limits: 1,000 feet North of Sublette Road (west) to Sublette Road (east)

The improvements included realigning the roadway to improve the rideability between curves including the associated grading and drainage improvements for the new alignment. The project also included installation of new roadway signs and markings, reflective pavement markers, and centerline rumble stripe. In addition, a new traffic signal was installed at the intersection of Gilman Springs Rd (State St) and Soboba Rd.

Total Project Cost:

$3.2 Million

CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED NOVEMBER 2018

Limits: SR-79 to 1,500 feet South of SR-79

The proposed improvements include widening the existing pavement to accommodate 2 through lanes of travel in each direction between the on/off ramps at SR-79, resurfacing from northbound ramps to 1500’ south of SR-79, and the installation of a new traffic signal installation at the northbound on and off ramps.

The project was coordinated with the Caltrans project which installed a new traffic signal at the southbound on and off ramps. The two signals will be synchronized to improve traffic movements between the two signals.

Estimated Project Cost: $975,000

CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED NOVEMBER 2019
Limits: 1 mile South of SR-60 to SR-79

Rehabilitate deteriorated pavement, installation on centerline and edge line rumble stripes, repaint centerline with 2’ painted median and installation of centerline channelizers.

Estimated Project Cost:

$5 million