Roadwork Updates
Status reports on the City of Huntsville’s road improvement projects. This includes Road Alerts on routine resurfacing and traffic light installation and Project Updates on major road construction.
Roadwork Updates
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Roadway Improvement Projects
All major work is complete and all lanes are now open. The remaining items includes sod, seeding, striping and signage and some minor asphalt repair.
Updated Sept. 8, 2022
Plans are complete, and the City is currently working on right-of-way acquisition for the remainder of properties needed. Cost estimate is approximately $2M for this new multiuse pathway.
Sept. 8, 2022
Improvements along Research Park Boulevard are approximately 97% complete. The contractor has completed the overhead signs and the center barrier wall. The contractor has paved the final wearing lanes for most of the project, allowing the traffic shift to the inner portion of the roadway so remaining sections can be widened.
The Old Madison Pike bridge is complete with new sidewalks on both sides of the bridge. Traffic will continue to have one lane in each direction along Old Madison Pike within the work area until paving is completed. The anticipated completion date for the entire project is late August, weather permitting.
Updated July 14, 2022
The project is complete. All punch list items have been addressed, all traffic control signage has been removed, and the project has been accepted for maintenance.
Updated June 17, 2022
The contractor has finished paving the final wearing layer and placed temporary striping from Belmont Hills to Mossyleaf Drive. The new traffic signal is active at Lake Forest and all five lanes opened to traffic Nov. 5. Temporary striping is currently in place to direct traffic.
The eight-barrel 10-foot-by-10-foot box culvert extension at Betts Springs is complete, and the remainder of the curb and roadway pavement is progressing from Williams Circle to Old Jim Williams to complete the entire project. The contractor will install permanent striping, signage and markings upon completion of this work. The final striping will include 5-foot wide bike lanes on each side of the roadway. We anticipate temporary lane closures periodically between the hours of 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the contractor to complete permanent signage, striping and markings as well as other punch list items.
The anticipated completion for the entire project is summer 2022, weather permitting.
Updated June 17, 2022
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