The City of Vista is beginning road improvements to keep the streets safe for drivers and cut back on future repair costs this week.
Crews are working on overlaying asphalt on the roads and, if needed, replacing curb ramps and repairing old curbs, gutters and sidewalks.
On some streets, construction will include digging out and replacing the existing asphalt, grinding and overlaying new asphalt, said city officials. Manholes will be adjusted and inductive-loop traffic detectors will be replaced. All the roads will include restriping.
The City of Vista and its contractors are aiming to minimize noise and traffic impacts from the construction work.
The following streets have been selected for the 2017 California Improvement Projects (CIP) based on a prioritized list from the City’s Pavement Management Program:
- Grapevine Road from Olive Avenue to West Vista Way
- Valley Drive from Monte Vista Drive
- Poinsettia Avenue from La Mirada Drive to Grand Ave
- Anza Avenue from Arcadia Avenue to Bobier Drive
- Arcadia Avenue from Anza Avenue to East Vista Way
- University Drive Intersection with Sycamore Avenue
- University Avenue from Intersection with Sycamore to 870 feet west
- University Avenue from 870 feet west to 1,880 feet west
- Sycamore Avenue from Intersection to Robelini Drive
- University Avenue from Intersection to Lobelia Drive
- Lupine Hills Drive from Shadow Ridge to Live Oak
- Mar Vista overpass
- Emerald Drive concrete overpass to Sky Haven Lane
- Independence Way from Elm to Warmlands
- West Vista Way from Melrose Drive to Thunder Drive
- North Melrose Drive
