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Construction Begins on Runway Lighting

By Chester Wallace, Community Writer
March 23, 2017 at 11:19am. Views: 100

REDLANDS>> Construction has begun on a runway lighting system to improve safe operations at Redlands Municipal Airport. Construction for the Redlands Municipal Airport Runway 8-26 Lighting and Signage Project began Tuesday, March 14, and completion is expected by June, according to Carl Baker, Public Information Officer for the City of Redlands. Funding from the FAA Airport Improvement Program of $827,437, along with $41,371.85 additional funding from the Caltrans Division of Aeronautics Aviation Grant will finance the rehabilitation of the electrical systems serving one runway and taxiway at the airport at 1755 Sessums Drive, in the northeast corner of the city. In a news release, Baker said the city will provide matching funds of $50,565.59. On Oct. 4, 2016, the city council awarded a construction contract to RB Development of Big Bear City. Work will include replacement of existing taxiway lights and other electrical work, construction of new holding position signs along the runway and taxiway guidance signs, and replacement of runway edge and threshold lights. The runway and taxiway will be closed intermittently throughout the project, including full nighttime closures. The project was designed by WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff and will be constructed by RB Development. Project management will be overseen by the City of Redlands Quality of Life Department in conjunction with the Municipal Utilities and Engineering Department. The City will make a concerted effort to minimize disruptions for airport patrons and residents in the surrounding area. The runway and taxiway will be closed during certain periods of construction, most of which will be done at night. A Notice to All Airmen was filed and will be amended as required to ensure accurate information is available to pilots.

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