STREET PAVING ON VARIOUS CITY STREETS GRIND AND OVERLAY

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The City of Indio will be repaving various city streets, including portions of Oasis St, Madison St, Highway 111, Bristol St, Kenner Ave, and Dr. Carreon Blvd, between March 17, 2023, to March 31, 2023. Construction will occur between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Mondays to Fridays.

Residents and motorists should expect significant travel delays, as traffic will be reduced to one lane during construction. Road signs for traffic control will be in place, and flaggers will assist with bike/vehicle traffic and pedestrian activity, as needed. Traffic signals at impacted intersections will flash red while the crew is working. The public's cooperation and observance of all construction signs will also be greatly appreciated to ensure the safety of both drivers and construction crews. Access to emergency vehicles will be unaffected.

The residents in the project's vicinity are expected to hear noise and possible vibrations (shaking) from construction activities. Therefore, the construction equipment used for this project will be equipped with backup alarms (beeping) required by state law. The city will coordinate to keep the equipment backing up to a minimum. However, some beeping is to be expected.

This project is part of the City's street maintenance program that restores our streets, extends their service life, and minimizes further deterioration. The work involves:

Removal of existing deteriorated pavement.

Construction of new asphalt pavement.

Adjustment of specific utilities.

Replacing the roadway striping and markings on the new asphalt surface.

The total construction cost for the project is $2,000,000 and is funded by Measure A, Measure X, and City funds. Measure A generates funds for transportation infrastructure in Riverside County through a half-cent sales tax. Measure X is a one-cent sales tax for neighborhood safety and essential services such as, but not limited to, police services, street repair, infrastructure upgrades, and other city services.