PAY ATTENTION
AVOID DISTRACTIONS!
Be aware of all signage and reduced speeds. Avoid distractions such as cell phones, eating/drinking, and radio.
Project Description
This project will reconstruct and re-profile the 100-200 block of W. Cox Drive from vacated Webster St. to Calhoun St. converting it from existing chip and seal to concrete pavement with Type "I-A" rolled concrete curb and gutter. Connecting sidewalks will be added to both sides of the street along with updated streetlights from Fairfield Ave. to Calhoun St. as well. As part of this project, we will also be upgrading the storm sewer infrastructure along Cox Dr. to help perpetuate existing drainage.
- New 27' Wide Concrete Pavement
- New 5' Wide Concrete Sidewalks
- New Town & Country Street Lights
- 6" Sub-surface Drainage
- New Storm Laterals, Storm Structures, Storm Inlets & Castings
- New Concrete Residential Drive Approaches
- New Concrete Alley Approaches
- New Concrete ADA Curb Ramps
- Placing Topsoil and Grass Seed once Project is Complete- Expect traffic delays due to the possible closure of either portions or the entire length of W. Cox Drive from Fairfield Ave. to Calhoun St. Local traffic will be permitted for those that live on Cox and need driveway access.
- Driveways will be inaccessible during removal and pouring of new concrete drive approach. Depending on weather, this can last upwards of three (3) weeks or more. Do not drive on newly poured concrete approaches until such time that the contractor has removed restricted access items (caution tape, barricades or barrels) as doing so will weaken the concrete potentially damaging it. It will be the homeowner's responsibility to repair damages to the drive approach if driven on early.
- Drive slowly and cautiously through the job site, especially if/when the contractor is on-site working.
- It will be dusty, dirty and noisy.
- Do not move barricades or cut caution tape. The contractor is responsible for removing them once it is acceptable for the new concrete to be driven on. Moving barricades or barrels and/or disturbing cordoned-off areas is cause for fines to be levied against the offender per City Ordinance 99.007.
- Trash bins will be picked up at a yet to be determined location - possibly along side streets or alleys.
- Once the topsoil, grass seed and mulch are applied it will be the homeowner's responsibility to water the restoration areas to ensure proper, adequate grass growth.
Project Construction Limits
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BARRICADES
DO NOT MOVE BARRICADES!
The contractor will move them once pavement passes testing and can withstand vehicle weights.
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WORKER SAFETY
BE PREPARED TO STOP!
Slow down and give workers extra room. Drive cautiously through the jobsite especially If workers are on site.
