Starting today, the Public Works Department will begin working to improve the pavement on many of Encinitas’ streets. The project will include work on two major thoroughfares, as well as several residential streets. The first round of work will last about 30 days and take place between 9PM and 6AM along El Camino Real from Mountain Vista Drive to Via Molena, and along Leucadia Boulevard from Piraeus Street to Saxony Road. Business owners will be alerted in advance. The second round of improvements will hopefully begin sometime in mid to late October and happen on several residential streets: - Birmingham Drive, from Lake Drive to Crest Drive - Crest Drive, from Sprucewood Drive to 100 feet west of Horizon Drive - D Street, from Vulcan Avenue to San Dieguito Drive - E Street, from Second Street to Third Street - F Street, from Third Street to the west end (Removal and replacement of pavement in poor condition only. No overlay will be done on this street) - F Street, from Highway 101 to Third Street - G Street, from Highway 101 to Third Street - H Street, from Highway 101 to Third Street - Hermes Street, from Cereus Street to Union Street - I Street, from Highway 101 to Third Street - J Street, from Highway 101 to Third Street - J Street, from Vulcan Avenue to Cornish Drive - K Street, from Highway 101 to Third Street - Manchester Avenue, from Chesterfield Drive to Norfolk Drive - Melba Road, from Balor to Crest Drive - Newport Avenue, from Kilkenny Drive to the south end - Piraeus Street, from Olympus Street to Ocean View - Third Street, from B Street to K Street - Via Tavira, from Via Molena to North End - Village Center Drive, from Hummock Lane to Gardendale Road - Wandering Road, from Rambling Road to Elon Lane The improvements are mostly resurfacing which will involve removing and replacing the top five inches of sections of pavement that are in poor condition, and then applying a mixture of aggregate and asphalt binder, which includes a combination of recycled tire rubber and synthetic rubber. For a map of road conditions, as well as schedules for upcoming street projects visit Pavement Profiler:
http://encinitas.maps.arcgis.com
