Traffic Alert: Beverly Glen Blvd. Closure This Weekend

On Saturday and Sunday, resurfacing work will require the closure of Beverly Glen Boulevard from Knobhill Drive to Mulholland Drive, the Department of Public works announced in a statement.

The department's statement said:

"To minimize impact to the area, the work will be limited to 2 days, as opposed to working Monday thru Friday, creating a greater impact to traffic. The project will require the preparation of the existing roadway by cold milling the street at the gutter area, on Saturday and resurfacing (paving) the street on Sunday. Work will be completed by 6:00 PM, and parking will be not allowed in the late afternoon and evening hours. 

"While work is in progress, “Temporary No Parking Signs” will be posted on the street. The signs will be posted at least 24 hours before the actual work begins. Please have all vehicles removed from the street to protect them from damage by construction debris and to prevent interference with the planned work. If you will need to leave the area on Sunday after 7:30AM, please park your car off Beverly Glen, and on one of the streets that exit the area, i.e. Knobhill Dr., Coy Dr. or Mulholland Dr.    

"Vehicles will have access during the resurfacing project, specifically on Saturday only. However, it is requested that driving be limited within the project area to avoid possible damage to your vehicle. The only time access will be restricted within the project area is when the street is coated with liquid asphalt on Sunday morning, prior to the resurfacing of the street.

 "When the crews are working, there will be construction equipment and trucks in the area. Since this equipment is of interest to children, for their safety, remind them to be careful and avoid the equipment and work-site area.

"Thank you for your understanding and patience during this project. If you have any questions, please contact the supervisor on the project site or call (818) 756-8651.

"Please note:  Once the street is resurfaced, any excavations in a newly paved street within one year after the date of the paving will require the resurfacing of the entire block, or intersection, depending on the location of the excavation. If the street excavation is performed beyond the one-year period, a graduated fee will apply. (Street Damage Restoration Fee per City Resolution No. 96-0726)."