Avenue of the Arts Vehicular and Pedestrian Impacts - From 06/19/2023 to 08/07/2023
Summary of impacts:
- Vehicular & Pedestrian Impacts on Avenue of the Arts
- Parking space between Hardy Tower and Professional Studies & Fine Arts (PSFA) will be closed
- Access through the staircase to the Arts & Letters building limited to one staircase
impact notification:
To: Campus Users near Nasatir Hall, Aztec Shop, Arts & Letters, Art (II) North, Art (I) South, Professional Studies & Fine Arts (PSFA), Hardy Tower, Facilities Services, Life Sciences North, Donald P. Shiley Bioscience Center, and Life Sciences South
From: Sarah Abdellatif, Substation A Communication Specialist/Program Analyst
Please be advised that Planning, Design & Construction will be preparing for a project that may impact you. Below are the details of the scope of work and anticipated impacts:
Scope of Work: Utility infrastructure upgrades to underground conduits including pothole investigation demolition, patching and repair of hardscape.
Reason for Project: Install new utility infrastructure in support of the Electrical Infrastructure Upgrades Project.
Anticipated Impacts: Trenching and underground utility work will require vehicular access on a portion of Avenue of the Arts to the South of Art (I) South to be limited to one lane throughout the duration of work. Vehicular thru-traffic will be maintained by flagmen directing traffic in alternating directions and alternate pedestrian/accessible paths will be delineated by signage, flagmen and traffic control. Parking spaces between Hardy Tower and Professional Studies & Fine Arts (PSFA) will be closed, and access to the staircase in the Arts & Letters building will be periodically limited to the use of one staircase. Please be advised that work will result in localized dust and noise. Revisions to this notification with updates including more specific durations of impacts will be posted in advance.
Start Time / Date: 06:00 AM, Monday, June 19, 2023
End Time / Date: 04:00 PM, Monday, August 7, 2023
Note that active construction hours are from 6:00 am to 4:00 pm from Monday through Friday. After work hours, steel plates will be installed over open trench areas and traffic control will be removed to allow for normal pedestrian access until the next active construction workday.
Contact: Please direct any questions or concerns to Sarah Abdellatif, Substation A Communication Specialist/Construction Program Analyst at (858) 888-3215 or [email protected]. For questions about health and safety measures, please contact Gillian Marks, Senior Director of Environmental Health & Safety at (619) 594-2853 or [email protected].
For more details about this impact, please click here. This notification along with all other notices regarding the Electrical Infrastructure Upgrades (EIU) Project will be posted and archived for ease of reference on the EIU website.
