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Avalon Intersection Improvement

The contractor is preparing to demolish and reconstruct the intersection of Avalon Bl. and Slauson Av. as part of the Rail-to-Rail Active Transportation Corridor (ATC) Project. Stage 1A implementation was completed on July 20, 2024. Stage 2 was implemented on November 2, 2024.

Rail to Rail ATC Project brings improvements that better enable residents to bike or walk along the corridor, with improved access to transit stations.

What: The contractor will begin improvements to the street, sidewalk, crosswalk, traffic signals, and streetlights at the intersections adjacent to the new pedestrian and bike path.

Where: At the intersection of Avalon Bl. and Slauson Av.

When:

July 20, 2024, for approximately five months.
Stage 2 will be implemented on November 2, 2024.
Monday to Saturday 7am to 3:30pm, Night work as needed, Weather permitting.

What to Expect
Street closures will be in place 24/7 for approximately three months; the closures will be implemented in three consecutive stages.

Stage 1A: Directional closure of northbound Avalon Blvd. from Slauson Av to 58^th St
Stage 1B: Directional closure of southbound Avalon Bl. From Slauson Av to 58^th St
Stage 2: Full closure of southside Avalon Bl. from Slauson Av to 57^th Pl

Noteworthy

Noise and dust control measures will be in place to minimize impacts.
Construction night work, if needed, will be minimized and will be within allowable noise levels.
All work will receive necessary permits and approvals from the City of Los Angeles before starting work.
Access for emergency vehicles will be maintained.
Access to pedestrians will be maintained outside of the work area.
Access to business/residential driveways within the work zone will be maintained.
Dates, times, and duration of activities are subject to change.
Construction is a dynamic process, and information is subject to change without notice

Metro Updates

Construction is a dynamic process and information is subject to change without notice, visit the project website for the most up to date information.

Local access, Pedestrian Access, and Emergency Responder Access is maintained during work activities.

Metro bus stops may be relocated or lines could be impacted. For up to date information follow us on Twitter @metrolaalerts, metro.net/advisories or call 323.GOMETRO for updates and trip planning assistance.

If you see an encampment or someone in need: Visit LAHSA's online outreach request site LA HOP at www.lahsa.org/portal/apps/la-hop/request.  

For more information and referrals for any Health and Human services, please dial 2‐1‐1, call (800) 399‐6993, or visit 211LA.org.