Main Street/Blush Hill Update June 24-July 2

BLUSH HILL

Work has begun to mill pavement on Blush Hill Road in preparation for paving in the coming weeks. The operation was interrupted by an equipment breakdown on Tuesday and will resume once the machine is back in service. 

Milling should take a few days and will be followed by work on two culverts and ditches. Afterward, paving will be done along Blush Hill and on Lonesome Trail. Traffic will be limited to alternating single lanes during much of that work.  

 

 

MAIN STREET

OVERALL IMPACTS

  • Flaggers and pedestrian crossers will be present where construction is taking place. 

  • Construction activities will be taking place on the entire length of the project including side roads.

  • Construction work will stop by noon on Friday, July 2,  to prepare for the long holiday weekend and will resume on Tuesday, July 6.  Happy 4th of July!

Segment 1.  North Main Street between railroad bridge and Stowe Street

  • Work will continue to grade, seed and mulch areas by sidewalks and driveways that had been disturbed by the construction activities.

  • Remaining driveways with recent sidewalk construction will have their aprons paved.  This work takes 1-2 hours to prep and pave.  If you need to get in or out of your driveway during this time, please let the workers know and they will do their best to accommodate.

  • Landscaping will be taking place the rest of this week and possibly into next week.

  • Drainage structures in the roadway are being raised to prepare for paving in July.

  • Work at the Champlain Farms corner with Stowe Street will be wrapped up.

  • Permanent signage is being installed.

Segment 2.  South Main Street between Stowe Street and Park Row

  • Work continues on sidewalks and stamped concrete. 

  • Drainage structures in the roadway are being raised to prepare for paving in July.

  • Two properties where earlier construction occurred on Randall Street will have their driveway aprons paved.

  • Permanent signage is being installed.

 Segments 3 and 4 from Park Row to the end of the project  

  • Drainage structures in the roadway are being raised to prepare for paving in July.

  • Two sidewalk sections are being repaired.

  • Permanent signage is being installed.

The work schedule is contingent on weather, equipment, supplies and a variety of circumstances. Get more information and sign up for updates at waterburyworks.com. Project contact is Barb Farr at 802-244-4300 or bfarr@waterburyvt.com

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