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News · Around town · Santa Clara County · Lexington Hills · California
Caltrans has begun the second phase of its State Route 17 road rehabilitation project near Hebard Road in Lexington Hills.

Key takeaways
The California Department of Transportation, known as Caltrans, has begun the second phase of a road rehabilitation project on State Route 17 near Hebard Road in Lexington Hills, Santa Clara County.
The development marks the next stage of work on the State Route 17 project. The project’s location is near Hebard Road, in the Lexington Hills area.
The work is taking place along State Route 17 near Hebard Road. The road is in Santa Clara County, and the project affects the Lexington Hills area.
Road rehabilitation projects are intended to address roadway conditions through construction and repair work. Caltrans is the state transportation agency overseeing this project.
The project has now moved beyond its first phase and into a second phase of work. No additional construction schedule, traffic-control details or completion date are stated here.
Future Caltrans updates may identify the next construction steps, traffic arrangements or timing for later phases of the State Route 17 project.
Drivers and residents near Hebard Road can monitor Caltrans notices for project information affecting the Lexington Hills area.
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