Southern California Gas will be performing pipeline construction work at three (3) locations in the incorporated areas of Ventura County. Rice Street Project – Work to be conducted between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. from early March to late May at the intersection of Somis Road (State Route 34) and Rice Street in the…
Southern California Gas will be performing pipeline construction work at three (3) locations in the incorporated areas of Ventura County. Rice Street Project – Work to be conducted between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. from early March to late May at the intersection of Somis Road (State Route 34) and Rice Street in the…
Southern California Gas will be performing pipeline construction work at three (3) locations in the incorporated areas of Ventura County. Rice Street Project – Work to be conducted between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. from early March to late May at the intersection of Somis Road (State Route 34) and Rice Street in the…
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PAVEMENT RESURFACING – YERBA BUENA AREA TRANSPORTATION PROJECT DESCRIPTION Pavement Resurfacing – Yerba Buena Area PROJECT STATUS Design DESIGN STATUS 25% CONST. START DATE June 2019 CONST. END DATE September 2019 PROJECT MANAGER/ DESIGN ENGINEER Christopher Solis CONTACT NUMBER 805.654.2054
The VCPWA WORKS Newsletter is a mobile and informative way to keep in the know of what is happening with our VCPWA departments, projects and technology.
The Ventura County Public Works Agency (VCPWA) will begin repair and resurface of Box Canyon Road on March 12 that will span from the Santa Susana Pass Road intersection to the Ventura/Los Angeles County line.
The VCPWA WORKS Newsletter is a mobile and informative way to keep in the know of what is happening with our VCPWA departments, projects and technology.
The VCPWA WORKS Newsletter is a mobile and informative way to keep in the know of what is happening with our VCPWA departments, projects and technology.
SB1 funds are important to the roads, bridges, bike lanes, and the quality and safety of lives and vehicles in Ventura County.
