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Montclair Finance Department Remodel Project
The Montclair Finance Department Remodel Project will include an expansion of the Finance Department office area by inclosing the existing breezeway located between the Youth Center and City Hall buildings. The expansion includes 1250 additional square feet including additional office space, a conference room and accessibility to the existing Youth Center building.
Reeder Citrus Ranch Roof Replacement and Electrical Improvement Project
The Reeder Citrus Ranch Roof Replacement and Electrical Improvement Project will replace the existing roof, roof eves and fascia board on the historic Reeder Citrus Ranch property. The project also includes a new electrical service for the house and sub-panel for the barn. The project is expected to be completed by April 1, 2019.
Montclair Council Chamber Remodel
The Council Chamber Remodel will include replacement of the Montclair City Council audience seating with ADA compliant seating and handrails, along with new lighting, carpeting, ceiling tiles and paint.
Central Avenue Alley Rehabilitation Project
The Central Avenue Alley Rehabilitation Project will improve conditions in the alleyway located west of the 9500-9600 block of Central Avenue. Improvements included full removal and replacement of asphalt concrete, construction of a new longitudinal concrete gutter, replacement of non-compliant Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) pedestrian ramps, and new traffic legends.
Zone 4 Montclair Street Rehabilitation Project
The Zone 4 Montclair Street Rehabilitation Project consists of removal and replacement of damaged curb, gutter, and sidewalk; replacement of non-compliant Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) pedestrian ramps; grinding of existing asphalt concrete pavement; and new asphalt concrete pavement overlays.
The project limits are from Orchard Street on the north, Benson Avenue on the east, Holt Boulevard on the south, and Mills Avenue on the west.
Construction is scheduled to begin in early May 2018 and be completed by August 2018.
San Bernardino Street Rehabilitation Project
The San Bernardino Street Rehabilitation Project consists of removal and replacement of damaged curb, gutter, and sidewalk; replacement of non-compliant Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) pedestrian ramps; grinding of existing asphalt concrete pavement; and new asphalt concrete pavement overlays.
The project limits are San Bernardino Street, from Benson Avenue on the east to Mills Avenue on the west.
SB 1 Funding for San Bernardino Street Rehabilitation Project
Greenwood Avenue Alley Rehabilitation Project
The Greenwood Avenue Alley Rehabilitation Project will improve conditions in the alleyway located east of the 10100-10200 block of Greenwood Avenue. Improvements included full removal and replacement of asphalt concrete, construction of a new longitudinal concrete gutter, replacement of non-compliant Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) pedestrian ramps, and new traffic legends.
Central Avenue Utility Undergrounding Project
The Central Avenue Utility Undergrounding Project will eliminate overhead utility lines on the west side of Central Avenue from the Pacific Electric Bicycle Trail, at the northern city limit, to Richton Street. Work includes removal of four existing utility poles, construction of underground conduit and vaults, construction of new street lighting, and paving.
Parking Lot Rehabilitation Project
Vernon Avenue Residential Demolition Project
The 11244 Vernon Avenue property is a City-owned residential property that has been vacant for nearly 12 months. The two standing structures are being demolished and removed for future use of the property.
Orchard Street Rehabilitation Project
On June 20, 2016, City Council adopted the Fiscal Years 2016–2021 Capital Improvement Program (CIP), which included a project titled, Orchard Street Rehabilitation Project. Orchard Street will be completely resurfaced from Benson Avenue to Mills Avenue.
Over the years, City tree roots have caused uplifting of curbs, gutters, and sidewalks, creating tripping hazards and unsafe conditions for residents. As part of this project, several City trees will be removed and replaced. Proposed improvements include removal and replacement of damaged curb, gutter, and sidewalk; replacement of non–compliant Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) pedestrian ramps; grinding of existing asphalt concrete pavement; and new asphalt concrete pavement overlays.
At the April 20, 2017, Public Works Committee meeting, staff proposed alternative transportation improvements be considered for Orchard Street. The alternative transportation improvements consist of reducing the number of vehicle traffic lanes from two in both east and westbound directions of travel down to one lane of travel in each direction. The reduction of vehicle traffic lanes allows for construction of a new designated bicycle lane to both east– and westbound commuters. With the City of Ontario currently working on an alternative transportation route on G Street, bicycle commuters will eventually have a safe, Class 2–designated bicycle route from the City of Ontario, through the City of Montclair, to the City of Pomona and the City of Claremont.
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