MoDOT: Intersection Widening Planned at U.S. Route 160 (Massey Boulevard)

and South Street in Nixa Beginning Week of July 6

Nixa, Christian County – Drivers can expect lane closings, street closings and potential delays at the intersection of U.S. Route 160 (Massey Boulevard) and South Street in Nixa when a project to add turn lanes and new traffic signals begins the week of July 6, the Missouri Department of Transportation said.

Here’s a look at the project:

  • Widen southbound Route 160 by extending a second southbound lane through the intersection of South Street (The second southbound lane will end just south of South Street.)
  • Add right-turn lanes at each corner of the intersection
  • Add a sidewalk on the south side of South Street between West Street and Route 160 that connects to the existing sidewalk on the northeast side of the intersection
  • Replace traffic signals with new signals to accommodate the new southbound lane and turn lanes. New signals will have flashing yellow arrows for left turn lanes.

Traffic impacts:

  • Lane closings where crews are working during lower traffic volume times
  • South Street closed for up to two (2) days for storm drain pipe installation. Road closing will be announced well in advance of the traffic impacts.
  • Crews and equipment close to traffic in areas

The project is scheduled for completion by early November 2020.

The prime contractor is D & E Plumbing of Nixa.

MoDOT and the city of Nixa are sharing the cost of the project.

The total estimated project cost is $1.45 million.

(Weather and/or construction delays will alter the work schedule)

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