Robertson and Sepulveda Boulevard Construction Projects Begin April 30

Two separate Culver City Public Works improvement projects will begin at 8 a.m. today – Mon. April 30, and will continue through the end of May.  Both projects will be undertaken between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and some work may occur on weekends.

The first project is a pedestrian/transit connection improvement project at Robertson Boulevard between Washington and Venice boulevards and consists of:

• Removal of existing asphalt pavement and subgrade on the east portion of Robertson Boulevard and replacement with concrete cement to accommodate five bus parking areas.
• Removal of existing sidewalk and replacement with new sidewalk that meets the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act; 
• Removal of nine street trees and replacement of five of those trees with the same species trees, grates, and root barrier; 
• Pedestrian lighting and related electrical conduit and equipment; 
• Street tree up lighting and related electrical conduit and equipment.

The second project is the Sepulveda Boulevard/Lindblade Street crosswalk project.

According to a release by the City, this project may also cause temporary loss of street parking, a brief loss of driveway access to property, construction noise, dust, etc., but the City will do everything to minimize any inconvenience. The project consists of:

• Removal of existing asphalt pavement and subgrade and replacement with new brick pavers on the northern, southern, and eastern legs of the intersection at Sepulveda Boulevard and Lindblade Street; 
• Replacement of traffic loop detectors at the northern and eastern intersection approaches.

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