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SR 118 Reseda Boulevard Off-ramp to Partially Reopen by Mid-April

Press Release | Friday, Feb 17, 2023

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The California Department of Transportation will reopen one lane of the State Route 118 off-ramp to Reseda Boulevard as soon as mid-April.

The ramp, in the Porter Ranch neighborhood in the City of Los Angeles, closed for motorist safety in April 2022 due to a sinkhole. It was originally scheduled to reopen by the end of last year, but work was delayed by this winter’s above-average rainfall, which over-saturated the soil within the project boundaries. The remaining lanes on the ramp are anticipated to reopen by this summer.

Work on the project includes replacing a damaged drainage pipe, reconstructing the off-ramp and embankments, landscaping, and replacing the irrigation system.

Until the ramp reopens, motorists are advised to continue using the Balboa Boulevard or Tampa Avenue exits.

Construction schedules are subject to change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.

Caltrans reminds motorists to be “Work Zone Alert” and “Slow for the Cone Zone.”

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JohnM says:

Wednesday, Mar 8, 2023 at

When the Reseda ramp was closed in April 2022, Caltrans reported that it would reopen in 6 months by the end of October 2022. Had they completed the work in the timeframe to which they originally committed, there would have been no weather related delays. I find it disingenuous to blame the delay on weather when, had they completed the work in the original time committed, weather would not have been a factor.

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