Grade Separations

Streeter Avenue Grade Separation

Cost:	$36 M
Status:	Completed
Start Date:	December 2012
Estimated Completion Date:	February 2015
Neighborhood:	At the intersection of Grand, Magnolia Center and Airport Neighborhoods
Contacts:	Danny Cwiak	Jessica Gordon
	Contract Administrator	Senior Administrative Analyst
	951-826-5990	951-826-2306

Project Status and News

• The Environmental Phase is complete.
• The Final Design Phase is complete.
• The Right of Way Phase is complete.
• Project is under construction.

Description

The Streeter Avenue Grade Separation project will lower Streeter Avenue under the railroad tracks. Two bridges will be built - one to carry the Dewey Avenue over Streeter Avenue, and one to carry railroad tracks over Streeter Avenue. The project will realign and reconfigure Appleton and Lantana Streets; and construct a new street (Jerry Louder Drive) to connect Streeter and Dewey Avenues.

Construction Schedule

Construction began in December 2012.

Project Benefits and Facts

• Eliminates about 3-6 minutes of average delay for each emergency responder that encounters a train.
• Average daily traffic on Streeter Avenue is currently 12,800 vehicles per day and is projected to increase to 29,000 by 2025.
• Approximately 36 trains per day cross Dewey and Streeter Avenue.

Project Cost and Funding

The estimated project cost is $36 Million. Project funding includes:

Project Funding Sources	Streeter GS
Local	$6.9 M
State	$20.5 M
Federal	$7.5 M
UP Railroad Funding	$1.1 M
Total Project Funding	$36 M