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Highway 76 Schedule
CALTRANS CUTS RIBBON WITH PALA TRIBE AND GRANITE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
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North San Diego County (September 21, 2009) – The Pala Band of Mission Indians, Granite Construction Company, Southern California Region, and Caltrans recently cut the ribbon on a 1.3 mile section of road on State Route 76. The September 16 ceremony celebrated the completion of the widening and realignment project that broke ground on June 20, 2008.
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Section of state Route 76 widened, straightened
By J. Harry Jones - Union-Tribune Staff Writer
2:00 a.m. September 18, 2009
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Hwy 76 improvements completed; ribbon cutting set for September 16 at 3 pm
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Questions relating to the 76 schedule, please defer to:
Mark Phelan
Project Manager
Caltrans (SR-76 Corridor Improvement Project)
619 688-6803
Caltrans Public Relations District 11
619 688-6670
Website Information Regarding SR-76 Improvements: www.keepsandiegomoving.com (SR-76 Tab)
SR-76 Facts
1. $26 million dollar project funded by the Pala Reservation and Granite Construction.
2. Four lane divided highway.
3. Left hand turn lane at quarry entrance
4. Extends 1.3 miles east from I-15.
5. Project to be awarded on April 22, 2008.
6. Construction begins in May of 2008.
7. 250 day construction schedule.
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Major Milestone Reached on the State Route 76 Widening and Re-Alignment Project
On the morning of Tuesday March 10, 2009, a major milestone on Route 76 Widening and Re-Alignment project, located from I-15 to 1.5 miles east was accomplished. A significant portion of the new roadway has been constructed, with two of the four new lanes now open to the public. The new 1.5 mile stretch of State Route 76 has been straightened which allows for quicker and more convenient travelling. This accomplishment allows for uninterrupted traffic flow through to the Pala and Pauma Casinos to the east. No delays to traffic are expected for at least two months when the contractor will be installing railing on the east end of the project. Any future delays to traffic will be minimal. The project is currently scheduled for completion mid September of this year.
First Step Taken Toward Needed SR76 Improvement
For more information contact: Karie Reuther, 951-699-0922
Northern San Diego County. After more than eighteen years, the first step has finally been taken toward widening and straightening a key 1.3-mile stretch of SR76 from Interstate 15 east towards Pala. The initial development of Rosemary’s Mountain Quarry will be focused on providing construction materials needed for this initial segment of SR76.
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