ADOT set to start SR 187 project on Gila River Indian Community
A project scheduled to begin Oct. 14 will include replacing pavement with a new layer of asphalt on SR 187 between SR 87 and SR 387.
(Arianna Grainey/Special to Independent Newsmedia)
The Arizona Department of Transportation is expected to begin a project Tuesday, Oct. 14, designed to reduce congestion and enhance safety on State Route 187.
The project will include replacing the pavement with a new layer of asphalt on SR 187 between SR 87 and SR 387, which is just east of Interstate 10.
The improvements will include:
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ADOT set to start SR 187 project on Gila River Indian Community
(Arianna Grainey/Special to Independent Newsmedia)
A project scheduled to begin Oct. 14 will include replacing pavement with a new layer of asphalt on SR 187 between SR 87 and SR 387.
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INDEPENDENT NEWSMEDIA
The Arizona Department of Transportation is expected to begin a project Tuesday, Oct. 14, designed to reduce congestion and enhance safety on State Route 187.
The project will include replacing the pavement with a new layer of asphalt on SR 187 between SR 87 and SR 387, which is just east of Interstate 10.
The improvements will include:
Adding a right-turn lane on northbound SR 187 approaching SR 87.
Adding a left-turn lane on northbound SR 187 approaching Casa Grande Road.
Adding a right-turn lane on southbound SR 87 approaching SR 187.
Widening SR 187 to provide 8-foot paved shoulders.
Removing and replacing the asphalt.
Constructing drainage improvements.
Replacing bridge railing.
The project is expected to be complete in the spring.
Construction is expected to take place between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. weekdays.
Drivers should expect traffic delays as the roadway is narrowed to a single lane of alternating traffic at times, state transportation officials said.
Motorists are encouraged to use SR 387 as an alternate route.
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