Fairfax-Bolinas Road CONDITION UPDATES, thank you for your patience: At milepost 5.73, Fairfax-Bolinas Road will be open on weekdays and weekends from 12/16/24 through 1/1/25 (weather permitting), with traffic controlled through a single lane with alternating access. This is to accommodate the holiday traffic. From 1/2/25 through 1/5/25, the road will be closed at milepost 5.73 to allow for construction activities as the project nears completion, weather permitting. After 1/5/25, it is anticipated that the road will be closed from Azalea Hill to Ridgecrest on weekdays only. By mid-January, the project is expected to be completed and the roadway will fully reopen. See project webpage for details.

Marin City Pedestrian Improvements – Phase 2

Description

Overview

This project includes pedestrian upgrades, including 19 sidewalk curb ramps, at locations in Marin City (see below). Work will include the removal of existing sidewalk, and construction of new curb ramps that meet current standards for accessibility, sidewalk upgrades, and work on curbs and gutters, reconstructing catch basins, relocating street signs, and refreshing pavement markings for crosswalks.

  • Flemings Court and Terrace Drive
  • Terrace Drive and Terners Drive
  • Terners Drive and Terrace Way
  • Terners Drive and Terrace Way (closer to Donahue Street)
  • Donahue Street and Sherwood Drive
  • Donahue Street and Bay Vista Circle

Funding

The estimated $340,000 project is 72% funded by Sub-Housing Incentive Pool (Sub-HIP) grant program through the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the remainder is covered by the local match funding.

Traffic Impacts

Construction activities are anticipated to take place during daytime hours with traffic control measures in place. Traffic delays will be limited to 5 minutes. Temporary lane closures would be limited to work hours.

Timeline

Early November 2024

  • Start of construction

Late December 2024 / Early January 2025

  • Anticipated completion of construction (weather permitting).
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