The City will be replacing the storm drain pipe on Bald Eagle Drive near Hartley Street beginning October 29, 2024. The project is expected to last two weeks. Following the project, the road will be re-paved in mid-December.
Attached to this release is a Management of Traffic Plan showing a lane closure on Bald Eagle Drive during construction. There will be flagmen directing traffic. Tallwood Drive is an alternate route that can be used to avoid the construction area. The crew will work from 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM Monday – Friday. Drivers should plan for delays and drive cautiously in this area.
Pedestrians and bicyclists should be mindful on the sidewalks near the excavation area. There may be an impact on mail delivery and trash pickup in the section of Bald Eagle Drive where there is a lane closure. However, the City’s contractor will accommodate both trash vehicles and mail vehicles as much as possible. Questions about this project can be directed to Public Works at 239- 389-3992.
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