Road Construction Updates – Week of July 1-5
1-24 Concrete Street Paving Project
The sewer contractor will be working on installing storm sewer on Quinney from Eighth Street to Ninth Street and on Spring Street from Eighth Street to Ninth Street the week of July 1.
2-24 W. Tobacnoir Street Area Utility Relay
- Carl Bowers Construction –Plan to have 3 crews on site next week. One of those crews will be working on constructing the water main on Oviatt Street. Another crew will start the week by finishing any remaining sanitary sewer work on Desnoyer Street, then working on the water main on Tobacnoir Street. The 3rd crew will be working on public laterals & services on Desnoyer Street working from Taylor Street to the north.
- WE Energies – WE Energies will continue working on their gas replacement project in and around the neighborhood as shown on the below map.
- Northeast Asphalt – They will work to pave as much as possible today (Friday). Should the rain disrupt their paving, they will be back on Monday to finish what remains.
5-24 Kenneth Avenue Utility Relay Project
Arthur Street Area – The contractor will be working on the water main replacement from about 450 feet southeast of Lawe Street to Green Bay Road.
DRIVEWAYS/PARKING – Please do not park on the road while the contractor is performing their work in the area. They need plenty of room for their trucks and equipment to be able to easily, quickly, and safely complete their work. Park in your driveway if possible, or on the nearest side street.
- If you need special accommodations for parking, please reach out as we can arrange different parking options. This includes anyone with disabilities, recent surgeries, expecting mothers, and mothers with newborns that have appointments. Unfortunately, there is no “one size fits all” for parking and property access. The fewer cars that the contractor has to work around, the faster they can get the work done on your block and move on.
WORK ZONE SAFETY – While driving through the construction site, be sure to travel slowly and keep an eye out for equipment. This not only cuts down on dust, but also keeps the construction workers safe. Operators try their best to see traffic, but their view can be obstructed at times. It is always best to try and gain eye contact with equipment operators prior to driving by. You may need to wait at times before driving by depending on the work being performed. Please be patient during construction.
* PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS WORK AND SCHEDULE CAN CHANGE DUE TO WEATHER OR UNFORSEEN CONSTRUCTION DELAYS. THESE UPDATES ARE TO AID THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS AS WE ALL WORK TOGETHER TO COMPLETE THIS PROJECT IN A TIMELY MANNER *
Please do not hesitate to contact our Engineering Department with any questions or concerns. We can’t help if we don’t know.