Managing editor Tami Roleff broke her report on Tuesday’s wide-ranging Yucca Valley Planning Commission meeting into three parts. In today’s third and final report, highway and road improvements, and other capital projects…
The existing playground equipment at Paradise Park has been demolished and the new playground equipment has been installed and should be completed next week. The raised medians from Kickapoo Trail to Mohawk Trail are in and work is underway for the curb, gutters, sidewalks and driveway portion of the project. Caltrans has approved plans for a left turn lane at Palm Avenue for eastbound traffic on Highway 62. Construction on medians, curbs, gutters, and sidewalks from Apache Trail to Palm Avenue should begin in mid April. It’s hoped that synchronization of light signals from Camino del Cielo to Mohawk Trail will begin in May. The Safe Route to Schools project will install sidewalks on one side of the street from Highway 62 to Onaga Trail; construction should begin after the end of the school year. Construction on the traffic light at Dumosa and the highway should begin in June. A town-wide slurry seal project should start in July. Restriping of the Palomar and Yucca Trail intersection should be finished by March. And finally, the tennis courts at Jacobs Park will be repaired and resurfaced in April.
YUCCA VALLEY PLANNING COMMISSION PART 3 OF 3: ROADS, HIGHWAYS, AND CAPITAL PROJECTS
