Progress Flows On
PHASE 1,2 & 4.1 are NOW OPEN. CONSTRUCTION OF THE SAN PEDRO CREEK CULTURE PARK CONTINUES.
To accommodate the project’s underground utility work that is currently taking place, please be aware of possible lane closures and road detours if traveling downtown near the construction area. For the latest construction and traffic information, please sign up for construction email updates below or download the San Pedro Creek app on Google Play or on iTunes.
Current Closures
- There are currently no road closures.
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Construction Notes – September 2023
Phase 1, 2, and 4.1 are now open to the public!
Phase 3
The MSE walls and paseo concrete have been completed from S Alamo Street all the way down to the SPCCP connection to the Apache Creek Greenway Trail with the exception of two small sections at the upcoming UPRR Bridge replacement and the haul road connection to Cevallos. The light pole foundations are complete, and conduit is being completed to each. With the completion of the CPS service drop and meter set this month at Cevallos the electrical wiring we start being pulled and the light poles being installed from UPRR Bridge south to the Apache Creek connection. The new shade structure steel at Cevallos is being installed now and the wood finishes will be installed closer to the opening of this section, so they are not damaged by construction or vandalism.
The natural aquatic features spaced along the SPC channel from Cevallos south to the end of SPC at I-35 will be cleaned up with the completion of the storm drain riprap placement along the east channel. The installation of trees and topsoil along this east channel have already begun as well and the native hydroseeding of the slopes will be applied in the coming month. The installation of the boulders for the rock vanes and cobble for the riffle portions will be starting north of Cevallos in conjunction with the construction of the drill rip and crane pads for the UPRR Bridge Replacement. North of UPRR bridge the natural aquatic features are 75% complete and the last will not be completed until after the bridge is replaced. The trees, topsoil and native seeding are also complete from Alamo to the construction work area ta the UPRR Bridge.
At the Cevallos Bridge the sidewalk and bridge railing are completed on all but the northwest corner where the construction haul road enters Cevallos. The traffic control on Cevallos will be pushed back next week and replaced with temporary striping to allow better traffic flow until the haul road comes out and the sidewalks and new paving are finished next spring with the completion of the UPRR Bridge Replacement. The project team will coordinate with the KIPP Academy on their spring break schedule in hopes of completing the mill and overlay the asphalt and restripe of Cevallos from Stark to Laredo Streets during that time.
The coordination and planning with Union Pacific for the Railroad bridge replacement between Cevallos and Alamo is wrapping up now with a planned start of the drilled shafts in mid to late October. The demo of this old wooden trestle bridge and replacement with a precast concrete bridge is in early 2024. Once the bridge is complete the remaining trails and finish work under the bridge will take 3 months to wrap up and allow Phase 3 to open to the public.
It is anticipated that this phase will be completed and open to the public in the Summer of 2024.