The proposed project consists of milling, leveling, resurfacing, patching, striping, miscellaneous roads, and raised pavement markers. There are seven curb cut (wheelchair) ramps to be constructed. This project will have earth shoulder failing (adding a wedge of dirt (1 ½ Inches to 0 inches) up to four feet wide to prevent an edge of pavement drop off then permanently stabilized the same day). All paved side roads within the project limits will be resurfaced from edge of pavement to edge of pavement to back of existing radius. All unpaved roads, streets and driveways shall be paved to a distance of 15 feet from existing edge of pavement and at the existing width of road or driveway pad. No additional ROW or easement is required. Traffic disruptions associated with this project will be low intensity and of short duration and will involve no off site detours.
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