Update for Week of December 9
Project
Work Scheduled:
- Grading rock and dirt to build new highway lanes
- Installing drain pipes in various locations
- Removing mulch piles
Traffic Impacts:
- Short-term traffic stops on Greene County Farm Road 115 to allow earth-moving equipment to cross the road. Flaggers will stop traffic for short periods.
- Route 160 shoulder closed in areas at times
- Crews and equipment close to traffic
- Trucks and equipment entering and leaving work areas
- Crews may work Saturdays and Sundays at times
- EARLY HEADS UP: Rock blasting scheduled to begin the first week of January 2020. Route 160 traffic stopped for up to 15 minutes at mid-day to allow for the blasting operations.
(Weather or construction delays could alter the work schedule.)
Project Summary:
- Widen Route 160 to four lanes between I-44 in Springfield and Jackson Street in Willard
- Resurface the existing lanes of Route 160 between I-44 in Springfield and Route AB in Willard
- Install concrete traffic barrier between lanes in areas
- Add a pedestrian underpass underneath Route 160 at Hunt Road
- Add a new box culvert to carry Frisco Highline Trail underneath Route 160 at Trail Mile 3
- Add street lighting at intersections
- Intersection improvements:
- J-turn at Farm Road 123/Westgate Avenue
- Right-in/Right-out at Haseltine Road (Farm Road 115)
- Roundabout at Farm Road 94 near quarry
- Add left-turn lane at Hughes Road
- Roundabout at Farm Road 103/Melville Road/Hunt Road
- Roundabout at Jackson Street
- Add turn lanes at Greene County Route AB
- Prime Contractor: APAC-Central, Springfield
- Completion Date: December 1, 2020
- Total Project Cost: $18.6 million
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