Butterfly Lane Pedestrian Undercrossing Expected to Finish This Summer

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Source: Caltrans

Caltrans is making progress on the US Highway 101 Pedestrian Undercrossing at Butterfly Lane as part of a major improvement project.

A long-term 24/7 closure of the undercrossing continues while construction activities continue over the next several weeks which will include completion of the walls and stairways compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).   Construction activities before the full opening will include electrical work, landscaping, irrigation and the installation of fences and gates.

The railroad crossing at the south side of the Undercrossing will include a new walkway, handrails and crossing arms with visual and audio signals. 

Pedestrians and Cyclists are encouraged to use the Olive Mill Road Overcrossing as a detour during this construction project.  Notices have been posted to advise all travelers about the temporary closure of this undercrossing.

The mural inside the Undercrossing will be maintained as part of this project.  The contractor for this $3.7 million project is C.A. Rasmussen Inc. of Valencia, CA.  This project is expected to be complete this summer.                                                                                                      

Caltrans reminds motorists to move over and slow down when driving through highway work zone

For traffic updates in Santa Barbara County, motorists may call Caltrans District 5 Public Affairs at:  805-549-3318 or can visit our website at: https://dot.ca.gov/caltrans-near-me/district-5 

  

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SBWalkers Apr 11, 2022 05:13 AM
Butterfly Lane Pedestrian Undercrossing Expected to Finish This Summer

$3.7M for a undercrossing that has about 20-30 pedestrians and 0 cars per day.

When will they begin safety improvements on the unsafe E. Cabrillo/101 undercrossing that has about 100+ pedestrians with 0 sidewalks (under SB 101) and 1,000+ cars (one lane each way) per day?

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