Danville: SAN ramon valley blvd between hartz AVE and southern town limits improvements consists of pavement slurry seal, pavement rehabilitation (DI

The Department of Transportation, California (Caltrans) received a $4,181,248 Formula Grant from the Federal Highway Administration under the CFDA 20.205 Highway Planning and Construction program. The grant will fund various transportation infrastructure improvements along San Ramon Valley Boulevard in Danville, California, between Hartz Avenue and the southern town limits. The project scope includes pavement slurry seal, pavement rehabilitation, pavement striping, ADA curb ramp upgrades, utility frame adjustments, traffic signal device replacement, drainage inlet repairs, concrete sidewalk and bus stop repairs, and traffic calming devices. The Town of Danville will serve as a sub-grantee to implement a portion of the improvements. This federal funding supports critical maintenance and safety enhancements to the local transportation network.

Project description

Danville: SAN ramon valley blvd between hartz AVE and southern town limits improvements consists of pavement slurry seal, pavement rehabilitation (DIG-out repairs and overlay), pavement striping, ADA curb ramp upgrades, utility frame adjustments, replacing traffic signal devices, drainage inlet repairs, concrete sidewalk and bus stop repairs and traffic calming devices.