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City of Midland News Release

Posted on: May 31, 2014

[ARCHIVED] Citywide Traffic Alerts and Lane Closures

The City of Midland Engineering Services Department has the following projects under construction. Road closures and traffic alerts for each project are listed below:

Lamesa Road Pavement Reconstruction:

The contractor working for the City of Midland is completing the milling, asphalt pavement removal, and excavation phase on the northbound lanes of Lamesa Road between Dormard Avenue and Walnut Lane. The contractor is scheduled to begin shaping the subgrade surface on the northbound lanes of Lamesa Road between Dormard Avenue and Walnut Lane. Traffic will be directed to the western, southbound lanes of Lamesa Road to a single lane in both directions. All properties will remain accessible across the construction zone except for the east intersection of Spruce Avenue and Lamesa Road; these properties will only be accessible from Spruce Avenue on the east side of Lamesa Road.

COMPASS: City-Wide Paving:

The contractor working for the City of Midland is placing sidewalk on the east side of Colorado Street. Colorado Street will be closed between Gist Avenue and Wolcott Avenue.
The contractor will also be installing concrete sidewalk on the east side of Fairgrounds Road between Nobles Avenue and Golf Course Road. Single lane interruptions will be used on the northbound lanes Fairgrounds Road to complete the project. All properties adjacent to the work zone will remain accessible.

If possible, motorists are advised to avoid this work zones.

Texas Avenue Curb and Gutter Repair:

On Monday June 2, the City of Midland’s Transportation Division will begin repairing damaged curb at the 200 block of West Texas Avenue along the north curb line. The project will include the removal and replacement of damaged curb and gutter. During the project, curbside parking will be prohibited. Daytime lane closures may be used, but one-way eastbound traffic flow on Texas Avenue will be maintained at all times. All properties adjacent to the work zone will remain accessible.

If possible, motorists are advised to avoid this work zone.

FROM TxDOT: Repairs on Big Spring and Loop 250

A contractor for TxDOT will be working during the months of June and July making repairs to Business Highway 349 (Big Spring Street) at Loop 250 on the north side of Midland. All of the work is scheduled to be performed at night.

Workers will start on Sunday nights and work through Thursday nights. The night work schedule is being used to limit traffic disruptions as much as possible at the heavily trafficked intersection.The work includes removing and replacing pavement on all lanes of Business Highway 349. Sections on the Loop 250 frontage roads and ramps west of Highway 349 will also be rehabilitated. While all directions of travel will be maintained during the work, lane closures and ramp closures will be necessary.

If at all possible, motorists should avoid the area while construction is taking place. Motorists are asked to slow down in work zones and obey all warning signs, flaggers and pilot cars.

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