Road Construction

Sat., Aug. 15, 1998

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

Interstate 90 at Sprague Avenue interchange

Washington state Department of Transportation crews will be working on the westbound bridge over Sprague Avenue on Sunday between 3:30 and 8:30 a.m. Traffic will be reduced to one lane.

Old Argonne Road to Millwood city limits

On Monday and Tuesday work crews will continue seal coating the road, weather permitting. Expect a minimum delay of 20 minutes.

Wellesley Avenue from Campbell Road to McKenzie Road

Crews will be putting in sidewalks. Expect one lane of traffic and delays.

Sullivan Road from the Spokane Industrial Park entrance to Wellesley

Sidewalks are going in on Sullivan from the industrial park entrance to Wellesley. Expect delays.

Mirabeau Parkway

Construction begins on Mirabeau Parkway between Indiana and Euclid. It’s open to local traffic only.

Sprague from Sullivan to Tschirley

Road and sewer work continues. Expect one-lane 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.

Mirabeau sewer project

These roads will be open to local traffic only:

Bowdish Road from Buckeye to Fairview.

Fairview from Bowdish to Wilbur Road.

Grace and Buckeye avenues from Bowdish to Pines.

Wilbur Road from Fairview to Buckeye.

Marietta Road west of Pines Road, Gary-Lauri Court, Gary-Lauri Road, Perrine, Robie and Whipple Courts.

Applevalley sewer project

These roads will be open to local traffic only:

Seventh Avenue from Bowdish to Pierce Road.

Pierce Road from 11th to 16th Avenue.

12th Avenue from Pierce to Bowdish.

Skipworth Drive from 12th to 16th Avenue.

14th Avenue from Skipworth to Woodward.

16th Avenue from Bowdish to University Road.

Woodward Road from 14th to 16th Avenue.

15th Avenue from University to Glenn Road.

Wolfland sewer project

These roads will be open to local traffic only:

Nora Avenue from Vista to Sargent roads.

Sipple, Bessie, Laura and Sargent roads from Nora to Knox.

Vista Road from Nora to Baldwin.

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