Road Construction

Sat., July 25, 1998

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

Interstate 90 and eastbound Sprague Avenue bridge

On Sunday from 3 to 8 a.m., state transportation crews will be making repairs on the eastbound bridge.

The inside lane will be closed during the work. Expect possible delays.

Bigelow Gulch Road from Havana Street to Argonne Road

Spokane County crews will be putting a seal coating on the road Monday. Expect possible lane closures.

Argonne Road

On Tuesday, county crews will put a seal coating on Argonne Road from Bigelow Gulch Road to Stoneman Road.

On Wednesday, crews will put the coating on Argonne from Millwood city limits to Old Argonne Road.

Expect possible lane closures.

Sprague Avenue from Sullivan Road to Tschirley

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

Mission Avenue from Barker Road to Harvard

Road Construction continues, but the road is open to traffic.

Applevalley sewer project

These roads are under construction and open local traffic only:

Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth and 10th avenues from Bowdish to Pierce Road.

Pierce Road from 11th to 16th avenue.

12th Avenue from University to Bowdish Road.

Skipworth Drive from 12th to 16th avenues.

Wolfland sewer project

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

Nora Avenue from Vista to Sargent Road.

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

Mirabeau sewer project

These roads are under construction. Only local traffic has access:

Bowdish Road from Buckeye Avenue to Fairview Avenue.

Fairview and Buckeye avenues from Bowdish to Wilbur Road.

Grace Avenue from Bowdish to Pines Road.

Wilbur Road from Fairview to Buckeye.

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