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San Bernardino has approved phase two of a four-phase citywide street improvement project.
The city council recently awarded the $4.7 million contract to All American Asphalt, a Corona-based company that works throughout Southern California, according to a statement on the city’s website.
In the second phase, nine streets will be repaired and repaved. Upgrades will include handicap ramps, drainage improvements, sidewalk installation, signs and curb and gutter improvements.
Work is expected to start later this month and be completed by June.
“Improving the conditions of our streets has been one of the top priorities of our residents,” said City Manager Robert Field in the statement. “Our mayor and city council have responded with a program encompassing 53 streets in a very short period of time.”
Streets that will be improved in this phase are:
- King Street: between K Street and Mt. Vernon Avenue
- Highland Avenue: between 210/215 interchange and Lincoln
- K Street: between Mill Street and Hillcrest Avenue
- Pumalo Street: Arden Avenue to Sterling Avenue
- Churchill Street: between Belmont Avenue and Olive Avenue
- Base Line: between Medical Center and Mt. Vernon Avenue
- 28th Street: between Golden Avenue to end Flood Control
- Parkdale Avenue: between Mt. View Avenue to Sierra Way
- Mill Street: between Allen Street to G Street
Bids are being sought for phase three, which will encompass 14 streets. Fifty three streets will be upgraded during the entire project, which began last December when the council awarded the first phase to Onyx Paving Co. in Anaheim for work on seven streets, according to the statement.
I would like to know the 53 streets on the list. Are there any from Gilbert north to Baseline south.
Can I please have a list of the 53 streets set for road work and are there any in the residential area from Gilbert on the north to baseline on the cell thank you
Please down 14th between h and aroworhead my scooter fall in the pot holes and I’m disabled this hard on my 4 wheels and me. If walking I’ve fallen twice and still try to recover from one them.