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| Written by Brandon Steinert | |||
| Friday, 05 March 2010 09:00 | |||
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Another bridge repair project in rural Miami County will begin Monday, leaving Osawatomie Road closed between 363rd and 383rd streets. The county will not post an official detour route, but road-closed signs will be set up accordingly. The project is expected to be completed in six months, ending in September if the weather cooperates. County Engineer Penny Evans issued letters to residents who are likely to be affected by the closing. In that notice, she provides some advice. If you are a resident within the project area, the letter said, be aware of the following: You will be driving on a road that will have active construction activities. Even though the contract specifies that local traffic will be accommodated, residents will have to deal with some delays. The contractor will try to make sure delays are short. Local drivers will need to adjust their travel schedules to allow for construction activities. Drivers in the construction zone should proceed with caution at all times during the project. If you expect visitors or deliveries, notify drivers that they will need to pay attention while driving within the project area. Jon Carlson, the resident inspector for the project, can address any problems related to the project. He can be reached at (785) 331-8289. To contact the contractor, King Construction Co. Inc., call Kenny Attkison at (620) 951-0481. Evans can be contacted if these men are not available. Her number is (913) 294-9533.
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