Road Construction

Sat., Aug. 8, 1998

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Valley drivers should watch for road construction in these areas next week:

Sprague Avenue from Sullivan Road to Tschirley

Road widening and sewer work continues. Expect one-way traffic each way and delays.

Spring Valley Road

Road will be closed from Highway 27 to the Old Latah Creek bridge. Expect a detour and delays.

Applevalley sewer project

These roads are under construction and open to local traffic only:

Seventh Avenue from Bowdish Road to Pierce Road

Pierce Road from 11th Avenue to 16th Avenue

12th Avenue from Pierce Road to Bowdish Road

Skipworth Drive from 12th Avenue to 16th Avenue

14th Avenue from Skipworth Drive to Woodward Road

16th Avenue from Bowdish Road to University Road

Wolfland sewer project

These roads will be under construction and open to local traffic only:

Nora Avenue from Vista Road to Sargent Road

Sipple Road from Nora Avenue to Knox Avenue

Bessie Road from Nora Avenue to Knox Avenue

Laura Road from Nora Avenue to Knox Avenue

Vista Road from Nora Avenue to Baldwin Avenue

Sargent Road from Nora Avenue to Knox Avenue

Mirabeau sewer project

These roads are under construction and open to local traffic only:

Bowdish Road from Buckeye Avenue to Fairview Avenue

Fairview Avenue from Bowdish Road to Wilbur Road

Grace Avenue from Bowdish Road to Pines Road

Buckeye Avenue from Bowdish Road to Wilbur Road

Wilbur Road from Fairview Avenue to Buckeye Avenue.

Valley drivers should pay attention to the following roads under construction:

Highway 27/Pines Road

Most work is complete on the stretch from 32nd Avenue to Interstate 90. Crews are still cleaning up, so watch for possible lane restrictions.

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