State Route 156 and The Alameda East-Bound Right-Turn Lane Addition

State Route 156 and The Alameda East-Bound Right-Turn Lane Addition

The proposed project is a 450-foot long, right turn lane plus 120-foot bay taper within Caltrans’ eastbound State Route 156 right-of-way to accommodate vehicle deceleration and right turns onto southbound The Alameda. A Class II bike lane and a four-foot-wide paved shoulder are included. The new improvements will replace an existing 8-foot shoulder with a 6-foot bike lane, 12-foot right turn lane and 4-foot shoulder for a net new widening of 14 feet. The new improvements would extend over a tributary to San Juan Creek. Additional improvements would include pavement stripping, signage, and signal improvements. Construction is expected to last approximately 60 working days from the date it is initiated. Construction activities would occur in four basic phases: grading and excavation, installing road base and subbase; paving; and constructing storm drainage improvements installing landscaping, and installing signals/signage.

San Juan Bautista

San Benito

Citywide, Northern California

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Other (Infrastructure - Improvements within Caltrans right-of-way)

Caltrans Encroachment Permit

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