2023-10-04, 11:12 AM
Just FYI. News release from Caltrans:
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/ce2...jN2ktXTy0c
"The Furnace Creek Pavement project is a proposed project that will repair and extend the life of the existing pavement as well as repair existing drainage facilities and upgrade existing signs to current standards on SR 190 near Furnace Creek.
Caltrans is in the planning phase of the proposed project which includes two opportunities to collect public comment. This is the first opportunity and will last 30 days (October 2nd, 2023 to November 1st, 2023). The second opportunity will occur in Spring 2024. Both opportunities will include a Public Engagement Report which will be included in a Project Initiation Report (PIR) in late 2024. The project comment survey can be accessed by clicking the button below. "
Feel free to follow the link and give your opinion.
It's interesting to me that THAT is where they feel they need to focus their attention on drainage, when that bit of pavement didn't take too much damage through all of the 2022 flooding.
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/ce2...jN2ktXTy0c
"The Furnace Creek Pavement project is a proposed project that will repair and extend the life of the existing pavement as well as repair existing drainage facilities and upgrade existing signs to current standards on SR 190 near Furnace Creek.
Caltrans is in the planning phase of the proposed project which includes two opportunities to collect public comment. This is the first opportunity and will last 30 days (October 2nd, 2023 to November 1st, 2023). The second opportunity will occur in Spring 2024. Both opportunities will include a Public Engagement Report which will be included in a Project Initiation Report (PIR) in late 2024. The project comment survey can be accessed by clicking the button below. "
Feel free to follow the link and give your opinion.
It's interesting to me that THAT is where they feel they need to focus their attention on drainage, when that bit of pavement didn't take too much damage through all of the 2022 flooding.
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