The State Route (SR 710) Mitigation Project represents eight individual transportation projects that were designed to reduce traffic congestion caused by the gap in SR 710.  These projects were selected by the federally mandated SR 710 Design Advisory Group (DAG) working together with City staff.  The DAG identified projects that would accomplish the following objectives:

• Move traffic away from neighborhoods and onto major commercial traffic corridors

• Improve mobility within those major commercial corridors

• Conform with the goals of the General Plan Mobility Element and complement other transportation measures including those associated with new development in the area

The street improvement projects that are scheduled to be constructed between Fall 2004 and Fall 2008 are as follows:

• Current Construction Schedule 

• Raymond Avenue to SR 110 Connector

• SR 110 Freeway to SR 210 Freeway Connector/Marengo Interchange Emphasis

• California Boulevard Right Turn Lane at Fair Oaks

• Arroyo Parkway Street Enhancement

• Raymond Avenue Widening

• Lake Avenue/Walnut Street Intersection Mobility Improvements

• California Boulevard Right Turn Lane at Raymond Avenue

• Traffic Control & Monitoring System - Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)

Project Location Overviews

• Location Map A (all projects except for Traffic Control and Monitoring System)

• Location Map B (Traffic Control and Monitoring System)

Recent News and Information

• Arroyo Parkway Celebration

• Mitigation Project Construction Open House (Nov 17) - Meeting Slides

• Construction Status 

• Completed Projects 

• Community Meeting 8/1/06 - Raymond Avenue Widening Project

• Community Meeting 6/28/07 – Arroyo Parkway Enhancement Project 

For More Information

Please email the 710 mitigation team, or call Steven L. Wright, Assistant City Engineer, at (626) 744-4695 for more information.

The City of Pasadena and the Pasadena DAG would like to thank the motoring public, Caltrans, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), and Los Angeles County Department of Public Works for their patience and cooperation during design and construction of the SR 710 Mitigation Project.