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Interstate 10
Upcoming Restrictions and Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) rubberized asphalt paving. There are several ongoing restrictions to remind West Valley drivers of as well.
Interstate 10 Improvement Project construction activities this week include overnight restrictions in both directions between
107th Avenue
ATTENTION: Additionally ADOT would like to remind all drivers that the eastbound I-10 is closed between Seventh Avenue and Seventh Street from 11 p.m. Friday, June 19, to 5 a.m. Monday, June 22, for repairs to the Deck Park Tunnel’s fire detection system. Please use southbound I-17 as alternate route to connect with eastbound I-10 near Sky Harbor International Airport.
Bell Road/Cotton Lane restrictions starting April 15
Drainage improvement work will result in lane restrictions on Bell Road and Cotton Lane from April 15 – May 1.
During these dates, the westbound outside curb lane of Bell Road will be closed approaching Cotton Lane.
Greasewood St. closure
SURPRISE, AZ (February 23, 2009)
Greasewood Street will be closed at Lizard Run Wash in Surprise, from March 2 – April 30.
Road work to prohibit left turn at library for southbound Bullard Ave traffic
SURPRISE, AZ (February 6, 2009) Road repairs will restrict southbound Bullard Avenue traffic from turning left onto Paradise Lane, in front of the Surprise Regional Library, from February 9 – 16.
Crews will repair the roadway that was damaged during recent installation of a water reclamation line during the week.
Library visitors will still be able to access the library’s south parking lot from southbound Bullard, and northbound Bullard drivers will be able to turn right on Paradise to access the library’s north parking lot. The north parking lot will also be available for westbound drivers on Paradise.
These traffic restrictions will be in place 24 hours a day from Feb. 9 – 16. Those attending night meetings at the library should follow the same parking lot entry directions.
Rain chances push Bell/Reems intersection closure to Dec. 2
SURPRISE, AZ (Nov. 25, 2008) The intersection of Bell and Reems roads will be closed Tu lly planned for Tuesday, Nov. 25.
The contractor is cleaning up the work site, raising manholes and completing other finishing details to the intersection. Posted detours will help drivers get around the closure and on their way to their favorite local businesses.
The work at this intersection was one of the most involved components to Phases 2 and 3 of the $5.6 million Bell Road Reconstruction Project. Additional turn lanes were added, drainage improvements were made, and an updated traffic signal was installed. Crews also installed an underground water line for Arizona American in the area.
Other upcoming finishing work will include:
: Monday, Dec. 1: Crews will be striping both directions of Bell Road that were part of the Phase 2 & 3 Reconstruction. There are no lane restrictions during the striping work, however motorists are asked to not drive over the fresh striping immediately after it is laid, as the product takes a few minutes to dry.
: Crews will be striping both directions of Bell Road that were part of the Phase 2 & 3 Reconstruction. There are no lane restrictions during the striping work, however motorists are asked to not drive over the fresh striping immediately after it is laid, as the product takes a few minutes to dry.
For additional questions on the Bell Road Reconstruction Project, please call the 24-hour hotline 602.264.6416 or to view the project map visit www.surpriseaz.com/transportation .esday, Dec. 2, from 9 p.m. – 5 a.m., and business access will be maintained. The work was origina
Business access maintained
The intersection of Bell and Reems roads will be closed Tuesday, Nov. 25, from 9 p.m. – 5 a.m., and business access will be maintained.
The contractor is cleaning up the work site, raising manholes and completing other finishing details to the intersection. Posted detours will help drivers get around the closure and on their way to their favorite local businesses.
The work at this intersection was one of the most involved components to Phases 2 and 3 of the $5.6 million Bell Road Reconstruction Project. Additional turn lanes were added, drainage improvements were made, and an updated traffic signal was installed. Crews also installed an underground water line for Arizona American in the area.
Other upcoming finishing work will include:
: Thursday, Nov. 20: Eastbound Bell will be restricted to one lane, from Civic Center Drive to Grand Avenue, between the hours of 9 p.m. – 5 a.m.
: Eastbound Bell will be restricted to one lane, from Civic Center Drive to Grand Avenue, between the hours of 9 p.m. – 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 24: Westbound Bell will be restricted to one lane, from Mountain Vista to Loop 303, between the hours of 9 p.m. – 5 a.m.
: Westbound Bell will be restricted to one lane, from Mountain Vista to Loop 303, between the hours of 9 p.m. – 5 a.m.
Drivers are reminded to follow the posted construction signs and reduced speed limit signs throughout the work zones. Intermittent sidewalks closures can occur throughout the work area. It is against state law to move traffic restriction signage. Intermittent clean up work will result in temporary traffic restrictions in both directions of Bell throughout the work areas.
For additional questions on the Bell Road Reconstruction Project, please call the 24-hour hotline 602.264.6416 or to view the project map visit www.surpriseaz.com/transportation
Repaving Bell Rd
Bell Road, it doesn’t make sense to use different asphalt on the same street, as the maintenance process is different.
Reconstruction of the westbound lanes of Bell Rd from Parkview to just east of the Loop 303 using rubberized asphalt.
Reconstruction of the eastbound lanes of Bell Rd from Parview to Grand, using standard asphalt concrete.
Dysart & Santa Fe
Dysart closed at Grand
Nov. 17-19
Dysart Road will be closed at Grand Avenue,
November 17-19.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) has notified the city that they plan to replace the existing rail tracks and add install new concrete pads that will be required for the future widening of Dysart.
Detour signs will be posted in the area and local access only will be maintained on Dysart, south of Bell Road. This will allow people to maintain access to the post office, health clinic, APS and other businesses located in this area from Bell Road, not from Grand Avenue. Drivers will not be able to cross Grand Avenue and will have to make their way back north to Bell Road.
Drivers travelling north on Dysart, west of Grand Avenue, will have to turn left or right onto Grand.
To review the business access map visit www.surpriseaz.com/transportation .
Bell Rd reconstruction
SURPRISE, AZ (Oct.9, 2008) Some work dates have changed for portions of the Bell Road Reconstruction, Phases 2 and 3. Here are the updated traffic restrictions to look for in the coming weeks. *(Maps available at www.surpriseaz.com/transportation)
Westbound Bell- Reems to 303: Oct. 5 – Oct. 12
- Starting at 9 p.m. each night from Oct. 5 – Oct. 12, westbound Bell will be closed from Reems to the 303. These nighttime closures (9 p.m. – 5 a.m.) will allow crews to prepare the area for rubberized asphalt paving.
Click here for a business access map.
Bell Road/Reems Road Intersection: Oct. 24 – 27 (new dates)
- On Friday, Oct. 24, crews will close the Bell/Reems intersection in all four directions to prepare for paving and for final paving. This nighttime closure will be from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., on Oct. 24, 25 and 26. The intersection will reopen to traffic the morning of Monday, Oct. 27.
Click here for a business access map.
Westbound Bell- Parkview to 303: Oct. 29 – 31 (daytime work) (new dates)
The westbound lanes of Bell from Parkview to the 303 will be restricted down to one lane beginning at 6:30 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29, as crews begin installing rubberized asphalt. This product is temperature sensitive and must be installed during the warmer daytime hours.
- Crews will begin installing the rubberized asphalt on westbound Bell between Parkview and Reems on Oct. 29 and continue to move west on Bell during the daytime hours through Oct. 31, until they reach the 303. Lanes will be reopened after the rubberized asphalt has set.
Click here for a business access map.
Business access signs are posted on site to help you get to your favorite business, or print your own business access maps available online at www.surpriseaz.com/transportation.
24 hour hotline now open for Bell Road Reconstruction
SURPRISE, AZ (July 28, 2008) With Phases 2 and 3 of the Bell Road Reconstruction Project scheduled to begin on August 11, a 24 hour project hotline has been established. Anyone can call 602-264-6416 with any questions they may have related to this project. The phone number will be staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Phases 2 and 3 will have crews reconstructing the westbound lanes of Bell from Parkview to just east of the Loop 303, and on the eastbound lanes of Bell from Parkview to Grand. This work will extend the pavement’s life by at least another 20 years.
Other components of Phases 2 and 3 include the addition of dual left turn lanes from Bell onto Reems and drainage improvements there.
Motorists will also see an updated traffic signal installation at Bell and Reems that will replace the existing one, and a new signal is planned at Bell and Sarival.
Drainage improvements are also planned at Bell and Litchfield roads that will include removing the “dips” on Bell. Another improvement includes the underground conduit installation for the Intelligent Traffic System, or ITS, on Bell from Parkview to the Loop 303. This is in preparation for next year’s expansion of the Bell Road ITS system of fiber optic cable, TV cameras and changeable message signs.
Utility work will be accomplished at the same time as the road work. Surprise will provide a large multi-conduit duct bank under the pavement so that APS can later install lines to meet future power needs at the City Center, the future home to the new City Hall. Arizona American Water will add a new water line to meet the needs of nearby businesses.
Access to all of our many Bell Road retailers will remain during the construction.
You can also get updates on the project via the Surprise Web site, www.surpriseaz.com. Click on the Transportation button to access the Bell Road Web page.
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