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RAPID CITY S.D. – The remaining permanent stripping from Rockwood Road to the westernmost bridge will be completed this week. Crews will continue to install erosion control devices.

All work within the roadway is expected to be complete before Labor Day weekend.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.

The asphalt overlay between the Spring Creek Bridges is underway and is expected to be completed early this week. The sand seal will be placed later this week. Final striping and signing will take place next week. Topsoil placement continues and is expected to be completed mid-week. Permanent seeding will follow.

All work within the roadway is expected to be complete before Labor Day weekend.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Construction has resumed near the Spring Creek Bridges. Crews are milling and removing the existing asphalt at the bridge ends. Asphalt leveling will take place mid-week followed by a final asphalt overlay. Topsoil placement will also resume followed by permanent seeding from the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge moving east.

All work within the roadway is expected to be complete by the end of August.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Asphalt paving is complete from Rockwood Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Construction will be paused through the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. On Monday, Aug. 15, 2022, construction will resume with an asphalt overlay from the westernmost Spring Creek Bridge to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Asphalt paving is complete from Rockwood Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Striping and guardrail will be installed this week. Topsoil placement, gravel placement at approaches, and general cleanup continues throughout the work area as well.

An asphalt overlay will be placed from the westernmost Spring Creek Bridge to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge beginning Monday, Aug. 15, 2022.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Asphalt paving will continue this week at the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. The remaining section of Phase Three is surfaced with the first lift of asphalt as of Monday, July 18, 2022 . The final lift of asphalt will be placed by the end of July. Topsoil placement, temporary seeding, and general cleanup continues throughout the work area as well.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Asphalt paving will begin this week at the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. The entire roadway is scheduled to have asphalt surfacing by the end of July. Topsoil placement, temporary seeding, and general cleanup continues throughout the work area as well.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Gravel placement continues in preparation for asphalt paving which will begin early next week at the easternmost Spring Creek bridge. The entire roadway is scheduled to have asphalt surfacing by the end of July. Topsoil placement and general cleanup continues throughout the work area as well.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Work will continue as scheduled this week through Friday, July 1, 2022. No work will take place over the Fourth of July holiday weekend and Personnel will be onsite to apply dust control measures, as necessary. Gravel placement continues between Rockwood Road and the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. This entire length has one layer of gravel placed and asphalt paving is scheduled to begin Wednesday, July 6, 2022. Topsoil placement and general cleanup continues throughout the work site.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Gravel placement continues between Rockwood Road and the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. This entire length is anticipated to have gravel surfacing by late next week. Topsoil placement and general cleanup continues throughout the work area.

Between Rockwood Road and the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge, the road consists of dirt grade. Motorcycles and two-wheel drive vehicles should consider an alternate route. During inclement weather, slippery and muddy road conditions may exist.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Victoria Lake Road to the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Motorists are asked to be aware of suddenly slowing and merging traffic, changing work zone locations, reduced speeds through the work zone, and construction workers and equipment adjacent to the driving lanes.

Additional information will be provided as phasing, access, and traffic control changes with the progression of the project. To view the entire scope of the project, with phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website: https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. The public can also follow the project on Facebook, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction,” and on Twitter, “Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction@FerbEng.” The public may leave a message at 605-343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this reconstruction project.