Culver City’s contractors will be performing adjustments and maintenance work in the MOVE Culver City project – Downtown Corridor from Tuesday, May 31, 2022 – Saturday, June 4, 2022.
The construction will start on May 31, 2022 and is anticipated to be completed by June 4, 2022, barring any unforeseen circumstances. All re-striping work will occur between 9 PM and 5 AM, and at least one lane of traffic in each direction will remain open at all times. Asphalt Art paint application and platform revisions will occur during the day with no impact to general traffic lanes anticipated. Businesses and their access points will remain open during construction.
The Details include –
Modification of striping and additional signs at the following entrances to mobility lanes to streamline the traffic flow.
Eastbound Culver Boulevard between Madison Avenue and Duquesne Avenue
Eastbound Washington Boulevard between Duquesne Avenue and Culver Boulevard
Westbound Culver Boulevard between Canfield Avenue and Venice Boulevard
Modification of striping at the eastbound approach at Culver Boulevard/Canfield Avenue to allow for smoother transition for right turn vehicles.
Refresh of crosswalk markings in Downtown Culver City at the following 3 locations:
Crosswalk crossing Washington Boulevard at Culver Boulevard in front of Starbucks
Crosswalk crossing eastbound Culver Boulevard at Cardiff Avenue
Crosswalk crossing Irving Place at Culver Boulevard
Repainting of the base color of 8 asphalt art curb extensions below due to water damages:
Washington Boulevard/Helms Avenue southwest corner
Washington Boulevard/Helms Avenue southeast corner
Washington Boulevard/Hutchinson Avenue northwest corner
Washington Boulevard/Hutchinson Avenue northeast corner
Washington Boulevard/Cattaraugus Avenue northwest corner
Washington Boulevard/Cattaraugus Avenue northeast corner
Washington Boulevard/McManus Avenue northeast corner
Culver Boulevard/Irving Place southeast corner
Bus/Bike Platform Revisions (June 2 – June 3)
Washington Boulevard/Helms Avenue westbound bus stop – relocation of the platform to the west by approximately 45 feet
Washington Boulevard/Expo Light Rail Station westbound bus stop – removal of damaged sections of the platform, adjust bike ramp and delineators accordingly.
Questions or Concerns?
Send questions, comments or concerns through the Contact Culver City Portal or call us at 310-253-6500.
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