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US 89 Shoulders Project Update 25

Friday, September 8, 2017 - 10:00am
UDOT

US 89 Shoulders Project - September 7, 2017

 

Current Work

Crews will not be working this weekend to accommodate PEACH DAYS.

▪ Crews will be spending the next few days preparing the shoulder area, between Blazer Plastics and Pettingills for pavement.
▪ Paving between Blazer Plastics and Pettingills is expected t bering towards the end of next week.

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Crews will be spending the next few days preparing the shoulder area, between Blazer Plastics and Pettingills for pavement.

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Paving between Blazer Plastics and Pettingills is expected t bering towards the end of next week.

Current Closures

▪ The right lane for northbound traffic is closed while crews work on shoulder reconstruction.

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The right lane for northbound traffic is closed while crews work on shoulder reconstruction.

 

Upcoming Work

▪ Excavation of the shoulder, and placement of road base and pipe, south of Pettingills will begin in about a week.

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Excavation of the shoulder, and placement of road base and pipe, south of Pettingills will begin in about a week.

 

Project Location

UDOT is widening the shoulders on Main Street (US-89). This work is taking place along US-89 in Willard starting near mile post 426 and extending almost to the junction of SR-126 and US-89.

Purpose of the Project

This project will improve safety for those traveling by automobile and bicycle, by providing a paved standard shoulder in places that now only have a gravel shoulder.

What to Expect

▪ Work will normally occur Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
▪ Anticipate construction noise and vibrations.
▪ The right travel lane will be closed in the areas in which crews are working.
▪ This project is expected to be complete the end of October 2017.

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Work will normally occur Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Anticipate construction noise and vibrations.

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The right travel lane will be closed in the areas in which crews are working.

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This project is expected to be complete the end of October 2017.

 

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