Southern California Edison is scheduled to maintain power equipment next week, causing Valencia street closures in three different locations, officials said.

Starting Sunday, Jan. 12 and lasting through Sunday, Jan. 19, Edison is scheduled to pull wire and install new conductors at the Pardee Station on Rye Canyon Road in Valencia, according to City of Santa Clarita officials.

During the seven-day period of repairs, Magic Mountain Parkway, Rye Canyon Road, Avenue Stanford and surrounding hiking trails are expected to be temporarily closed between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., according to officials.

Due to the nature of the work and to help ensure public safety, lane closures are set to be in effect on Magic Mountain Parkway, Avenue Stanford and Rye Canyon Road from 9 a.m. to approximately 3 p.m. during each day of the project.

Trails in the area are also set to experience periodic closures, according to officials.

Commuters are asked to be aware of scheduled lane closures and to plan their routes accordingly.

Electronic message boards are set to be posted in each direction to inform motorists of upcoming lane closures.

The project consists of a helicopter making multiple passes over the electrical lines to get the wiring and conductors into their permanent location.

As such, the three affected roadways will be reduced to one lane in each direction during the project hours each day. Additionally, users of the South Fork Trail, Iron Horse Trail and Promenade Trail should expect intermittent closures, and vehicle traffic on surface streets could be stopped temporarily when the helicopter is overhead.

All measures are set to be taken to complete the project in a safe and timely manner, according to City officials.

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