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November 29, 2017 | From RoadWork
The Department of Public Works’ construction contractor, Barriere Construction Co., LLC has completed the drainage improvement project on Henry Clay Avenue between St. Charles Avenue and Hurst Street.
Command Construction Industries, LLC crews are 30 percent complete with the Fleur de Lis Dr. Phase III Reconstruction Project between 30th Street and Old Hammond Highway in the West End neighborhood.
The City of New Orleans’s identified additional areas of work within the Lakeview North Group A project in an effort to promote positive drainage. Scope additions require Environmental and Historical Preservation (EHP) review from FEMA, therefore Hard Rock Construction crews temporarily demobilized from the site. The additional work was approved and is being funded by FEMA.
October 31, 2017 | From RoadWork
The Mayor’s Neighborhood Engagement Office invites all New Orleans neighborhood leaders and residents to register to attend the 2017 New Orleans Neighborhood Summit, a free, one-day conference featuring skill-building workshops, City information sessions and opportunities for residents to connect with others working to build stronger and more resilient communities. The Summit will be held on Saturday, December 2, 2017 at the University Medical Center – Conference Center from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
October 30, 2017 | From RoadWork
Two FEMA-funded construction projects that will improve infrastructure in the Lower Ninth Ward are tentatively scheduled to start construction later this year.
The St. Charles Ave. Repaving Project, designed to remove and replace damaged portions of the asphalt roadway between Louisiana Ave. and Calliope St. recently moved into the third and final phase of construction.
Construction crews are scheduled to begin working on the first of two construction projects planned for the Read Blvd. West neighborhood in January 2018. Bounded by Dwyer Rd., Read Blvd., Flake Ave. and Chef Menteur Highway, this first construction project includes the following types of work:
The first of six FEMA-funded construction projects that will improve infrastructure in the New Orleans East area between Read Blvd., Interstate-510, Chef Menteur Highway and Interstate-10 - known formally as the Read Blvd. East neighborhood - is scheduled to begin in early December. The approximately $3.9M construction contract was awarded to Hard Rock Construction, LLC and includes a variety of construction types. View what work is planned as part of this contract here: Read Blvd. East Group A
The Department of Public Works’ construction contractor, Hard Rock Construction, LLC is preparing to begin construction in the Village d’Lest neighborhood in mid-November. The approximately $8M project includes a variety of work depending on the condition of the roadway surface and underground utilities. View the project map here to see what work is planned on your block.
Boh Bros. Construction Co., LLC is framing concrete sidewalk approaches up to the newly installed pre-fabricated concrete bridge over the North Lagoon at Joe W. Brown Memorial Park. The project end date was slightly delayed due to weather and tropical events. The bridge is now scheduled to be completed in November 2017.
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