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Brea Canyon Road South Grade Separation Fact Sheet

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Brea Canyon Road Grade Separation Project eliminates traffic delays at the train tracks and potential collisions with trains by routing trains on a railroad bridge and vehicles on a roadway underpass. Brea Canyon Road was lowered as were Washington Street and Currier Road at their intersection with Brea Canyon Road. The new road passes below the railroad tracks and includes pedestrian and motorist safety improvements, walkways, and landscaping.
PROJECT BENEFITS
Construction of the $67.4 million project began in July 2006 and was re-opened to traffic on October 31, 2008. The project: Eliminates the railroad crossing at Brea Canyon Road Eliminates the dangers of collisions between trains and vehicles and traffic snarls for motorists      on Brea Canyon Road Reduces pollution caused by idling cars and trucks Eliminates train horns and crossing alarms with removal of the grade crossing Improves property values in the area Subcontracted approximately 9% of project construction budget to disadvantaged businesses Employed 1,229 construction workers Distributed 16,339 ACE student safety program kits at eight schools in the area Had 0 days lost due to injuries