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Work closely with residents, elected leader and business owners to ensure that community concerns are addressed in a timely fashion.
Communicate the mitigation steps that will be taken to ensure minimum public inconvenience during the course of construction.
Work to minimize any traffic, noise or dust impacts.

UPDATE/February 2009: Final restoration and improvements to Alessandro Boulevard between Northrop Street and Sycamore Canyon Boulevard are now underway by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California following the installation of a major water line that will provide 150 million gallons of drinking water each day to Western Riverside County. When completed in May, Alessandro Boulevard from I-215 to Mission Grove Parkway will feature three lanes of traffic in each direction with curbs and gutters on both sides of the street and east and west traffic separated by a landscape median. In March, traffic flow should be restored on both the north (westbound) and south (eastbound) sides of the thoroughfare. However, there will continue to be intermittent lane closures through May while construction crews finish curb and gutter work.
Project PowerPoint presentation in PDF format.
The project completion date is projected for first quarter 2009.
Request for Proposal - Alessandro Medians - Mission Grove Pkwy to Sycamore Canyon, a Federally-funded project.