District 7 Projects

Current Projects Map

Each cone represents a current project location. Click on the cone for a project summary and link to details.

Route 1 EA(1661A)
The widening project has been established to accommodate traffic growth along Lincoln Boulevard related to development in the area.
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Route 1 EA(25430)
Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles County serves many purposes. It Is a scenic route running along the ocean and, as such, an attractive road for bicyclists; it is the primary access road for residents of adjacent canyons; and it is an important north/south route for commuters between West Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. It is therefore extremely vital that it be maintained for optimal functionality.
For more information, visit the PCH Partners web site.
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Route 2 EA(21420)
Due to constant use of State Route 2, complete pavement work on the entire route is necessary.
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Route 5 EA(12200)
The HOV lanes will extend for 6.2 miles in each direction and will be the first on Interstate 5 in Los Angeles County. Lane and ramp closures will take place throughout construction, mostly overnight. These closures will involve freeway connectors to and from Interstate 5 at the Foothill Freeway (SR-210), the San Diego Freeway (I-405), the Antelope Valley Freeway (SR-14) and the Simi Valley Freeway (SR-118). Signs and detours will be posted to assist motorists.
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Route 5 EA(2324a)
Certain species of Eucalyptus and other trees throughout Los Angeles County in San Fernando, Burbank, Glendale, Los Angeles and other locations are dead or dying from an infestation of the lerp psyllid, a juvenile stage of insect that feeds on leaves and eventually kills the trees.
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Route 5 EA(19310)
The condition of the pavement on Interstate 5 within the project boundaries necessitates concrete replacement work.
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Route 23 EA(11545)
Increased development along State Route 23 has necessitated additional freeway lanes. Soundwall construction for noise abatement is also part of the project.
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Route 60 EA(1294v)
The Pomona Freeway (SR-60) is one of the most utilized freeways in southern California. This is a major thoroughfare for goods being transported from the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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Route 91 EA(18220)
Pavement will be replaced in both directions through this eight-mile stretch. In addition, improvements will be made to the HOV (or carpool) lane.
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Route 101 EA(1199u)
U.S.101 serves as an interregional/commuter travel highway. Major traffic generated along this segment of U.S. 101 is a result of motorists coming to and from the City of Los Angeles and trucks destined for the industrial businesses located south of US-101. This project was initiated to address congestion and operational problems on this stretch of the freeway and to accommodate the Metro Gold Line.
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Route 134 EA(18850)
The new on-ramp construction is located in the Media District in the City of Burbank, which is expected to grow significantly. The increase in traffic accompanying the growth will contribute to an increase in usage of the Hollywood Way on- and off-ramps. Burbank has identified these improvements as vital to the economic growth of the region.
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Route 138 EA(12726)
Route 138 from the city of Palmdale to Llano has been designated a corridor in need of improvements to aid in alleviating increased traffic growth in the area.
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Route 210 EA(12993)
District 7 has developed a 10-year master plan to relieve traffic congestion through the use of the Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS). The installation of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras are part of county-wide system that uses technology to monitor freeway traffic conditions, to collect and disseminate traffic information and to detect and reduce congestion.
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Route 405 EA(1178u)
The San Diego Freeway (I-405) which serves Los Angeles International Airport as well as the Port of Long Beach is unquestionably one the busiest freeways in the entire region and is critical to the mobility of the entire westside. To improve traffic flow carpool lanes are being added.
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Route 710 EA(18311)
This is the second phase of the I-710 Rehabilitation Project; phase one was the Long Life Pavement Stratergy from State Route 1 (SR-1) to the San Diego Freeway (I-405)that was completed December 2004. This current phase of the project is a continuation and will take place from I-405 to Firestone Boulevard. Another phase of pavement rehabilitation on I-710 from Firestone Boulevard to the San Bernardino Freeway (I-10) began in 2005, with a 2009 anticipated completion date.
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