LCMNA - 06-14-2010 Paving begins on Camino de Manana

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 14, 2010

Contact: RODNEY CAMPBELL
public information officer
(520) 382-1936
www.marana.com

Paving Begins on Camino de Mañana Project

The Town of Marana and Borderland Construction Company are more than halfway complete on the Camino de Mañana Roadway Project. Once finished, the 3.3-mile roadway will be a four-lane median divided roadway that connects the Dove Mountain area to the new Twin Peaks Interchange at Interstate 10.

During the week of June 14, crews will pave two new travel lanes along the new Twin Peaks Road alignment. Once complete, traffic will be switched to the new travel lanes while crews remove portions of existing Camino de Mañana and construct the new Oasis Road tie-in.

Starting June 23, Oasis Road will be closed from Camino de Mañana to Niobrara Way. Local traffic will be directed to use Linda Vista Boulevard as an alternate route. At this time, no freeway or frontage road access will be provided off Linda Vista Boulevard . Motorists will need to use Cortaro Road or Tangerine Road to access Interstate 10.

Work will take approximately two months. During this time, motorists and area residents can expect to see an increase in construction equipment, vehicles, and personnel. Please use caution while traveling through the construction area and obey all posted construction signage.

The project team will be working with area residents, school officials and emergency personnel to accommodate their travel needs.

For more information on this project or to be placed on the construction alert notification e-mail list, please contact Kimberly Gale at (877) 394-8245 or Kimberly@kaneenpr.com.
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This is a project of the Regional Transportation Authority. The voter-approved, $2.1 billion RTA plan will be implemented through 2026. Details about the full plan are available at www.RTAmobility.com. The Regional Transportation Authority has a nine-member board with representatives from local, state and tribal governments. This project is managed by the Town of Marana.

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