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January 2021 December November October PAGE 1 OF 2 *Weather and other conditions may create work changes* LAWRENCE TO BRYN MAWR PROJECT AREA 4-MONTH OUTLOOK October 2020 - January 2021 (See the following page for details on the next four weeks) Major Elements of Work & Associated Impact Temporary Argyle Station Construction Timing Weekdays Location Argyle St between CTA tracks and Broadway, alley behind Broadway between Argyle St and Winona St Street and Alley Closure Extended alley closures, parking lane closures Temporary Bryn Mawr Station Construction Timing Weekdays, over multiple weeks Location Lot on Broadway between Bryn Mawr Ave and Hollywood Ave Foundation and Column Base Work at Montrose Timing Weekdays and weekends, over multiple weeks Location Montrose Ave under the CTA tracks Street and Alley Closure Lane shift and parking closures on Montrose Ave and partial alley closures Retaining Wall Repairs Timing Weekdays, over multiple weeks October Location Alleys west and east of the CTA tracks Daily alley closures behind Broadway between Lawrence Ave and Thorndale Ave, and behind Winthrop Ave Street and Alley Closure between Thorndale Ave and Ardmore Ave Loyola and Thorndale Signal House Construction Timing Weekdays, over multiple weeks Location South of Thorndale Station, and south of Loyola Station Daily/extended alley closures behind 6455 N Sheridan Rd, Broadway between Thorndale Ave and Ardmore Street and Alley Closure Ave Installing Signal Cable and Equipment Timing Weekdays and weekends, over multiple weeks, overnight work included Location West and east side of tracks between Sheridan and Morse Stations Daily alley closures behind Broadway between Morse Ave and Leland Ave and behind Kenmore Ave Street and Alley Closure between Montrose Ave and Buena Ave; Daily alley closures behind Winthrop between Sheridan Ave and Leland Ave Station/Service Impact Potential weekend back-rides required Granville Interlocking Decommissioning Timing Nov. 13-16 and Nov. 20-23 Location Between Sheridan Ave and Thorndale Ave on the CTA tracks Nov 13-16: 95th-bound trains bypass Jarvis thru Bryn Mawr stations, bus shuttle Howard to Berwyn Station/Service Impact Nov 20-23: Howard-bound trains bypass Bryn Mawr thru Jarvis stations, bus shuttle Berwyn to Howard Street and Alley Closure Closure on Ardmore Ave between Broadway to Wintrop Ave on Nov. 13-16 Foundation and Column Base Work at Thorndale Timing Weekdays and weekends, starting mid-month Location Alley west of Winthrop Ave between Thorndale Ave and Ardmore Ave Street and Alley Closure Partial alley closure; local access maintained Temporary Argyle Station Construction (cont., see above for details) November Weekdays, over multiple weeks Temporary Bryn Mawr Station Construction (cont., see above for details) Weekdays, over multiple weeks Foundation and Column Base Work at Montrose (cont., see above for details) Timing Weekdays and weekends, over multiple weeks Installing Signal Cable and Equipment (cont., see above for details) Timing Weekdays and weekends, over multiple weeks Signal Testing Timing Weekends, over multiple weeks Station/Service Impact Train service may be slowed or rerouted during testing activities Temporary Argyle Station Construction (cont., see above for details) Weekdays, over multiple weeks Temporary Bryn Mawr Station Construction (cont., see above for details) Weekdays, over multiple weeks December Foundation and Column Base Work at Thorndale (cont., see above for details) Timing Weekdays and weekends, over multiple weeks Signal Testing Timing Weekends, over multiple weeks Station/Service Impact Train service may be slowed or rerouted during testing activities Temporary Argyle Station Construction (cont., see above for details) Weekdays, over multiple weeks January Temporary Bryn Mawr Station Construction (cont., see above for details) Weekdays, over multiple weeks 2021 Signal Testing Timing Weekends, over multiple weeks Station/Service Impact Train service may be slowed or rerouted during testing activities NOTE: Advance Utility Relocation (AUR) continues with intermittent alley blockages through November 2020. If you have any questions or concerns about the RPM Project, please contact: [email protected] or leave a message for callback: 1-331-303-2499 For more information about RPM, visit transitchicago.com/RPM PAGE 2 OF 2 *Weather and other conditions may create work changes* Weekend Weekend Weekend Weekend LAWRENCE TO BRYN MAWR Weekdays (generally Friday evening to Monday Weekdays (generally Friday evening to Monday Weekdays (generally Friday evening to Monday Weekdays (generally Friday evening to Monday MODERNIZATION PROJECT AREA morning) morning) morning) morning) 4-WEEK OUTLOOK 10/19 - 10/23/2020 10/23 - 10/26/2020 10/26 - 10/30/2020 10/30 - 11/02/2020 11/02 - 11/06/2020 11/06 - 11/09/2020 11/09 - 11/13/2020 11/13 - 11/16/2020 • Installing the signal house near • Temporary station construction Thorndale • Temporary station construction • Temporary station construction at Bryn Mawr and Argyle • Temporary station construction • Cable and signal work at track • Cable and signal work at track at Bryn Mawr and Argyle • Cable and signal work at track at Bryn Mawr and Argyle Major Elements of Work • Track structure foundation • Tack work, Granville - Loyola at Bryn Mawr and Argyle level, Montrose - Jarvis level, Montrose - Thorndale • Track structure foundation level, Thorndale - Loyola • Track structure foundation rehab at Montrose Ave • Relocating utilities • Track structure foundation • Relocating utilities • Relocating utilities rehab at Montrose Ave • Relocating utilities rehab at Montrose Ave rehab at Montrose Ave • Relocating utilities • Relocating utilities • Relocating utilities • Relocating utilities 95th-bound Trains Do Not Stop at Jarvis through Jarvis to Granville Stations Stations Riders can back-ride using Howard and Berwyn; shuttle Granville service will be provided 95th-bound Trains Do Not Stop at Station Station Thorndale & Street Riders can back-ride using Howard and Berwyn; shuttle service will be provided 5800-5900 N EAST ALLEY Winthrop Avenue 5801-5927 N Partial Alley Closure WEST ALLEY Broadway Local access maintained Street Closure ARDMORE Street Between Broadway and Winthrop Ave; Local access maintained 5700-5758 N EAST ALLEY Winthrop Avenue 5701-5759 N WEST ALLEY Broadway HOLLYWOOD Street 5600-5658 N EAST ALLEY Winthrop Avenue 5601-5659 N Partial Alley Closure Partial Alley Closure Partial Alley Closure Partial Alley Closure Partial Alley Closure Partial Alley Closure Partial Alley Closure Partial Alley Closure WEST ALLEY Broadway Local access maintained Local access maintained Local access maintained Local access maintained Local access maintained Local access maintained Local access maintained Local access maintained 95th-bound Trains Do Not Stop at Station Station Bryn Mawr & Street Riders can back-ride using Howard and Berwyn; shuttle service will be provided 5500-5558 N EAST ALLEY Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Winthrop Avenue Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted 5501-5643 WEST ALLEY Broadway CATALPA Street 5400-5458 N EAST ALLEY Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Winthrop Avenue Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted 5401-5459 N WEST ALLEY Broadway BALMORAL Street 5300-5358 N EAST ALLEY Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Winthrop Avenue Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted 5301-5359 N WEST ALLEY Broadway Station Berwyn & Street 5200-5258 N EAST ALLEY Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Partial Alley Blockages (AUR) Winthrop Avenue Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages may be restricted Access to parking/garages
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