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RAPID CITY, S.D. – Rain events continue to slow the placement of gravel and topsoil, with normal progress to resume as the project dries and conditions improve. The remaining curb and gutter will be placed this week near the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Permanent striping from Dakota Point to the westernmost Spring Creek Bridge will take place as well.

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Recent rain has slowed the placement of gravel, with normal progress to resume as the project dries and conditions improve. Curb and gutter will be placed next week near the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Permanent striping from Dakota Point to the westernmost Spring Creek Bridge will take place as well.

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – The sand seal will be installed on the asphalt paving from the westernmost Spring Creek Bridge to Dakota Point. Pipe work will be complete this week and grading crews are finishing ditch cuts and the new subgrade. Gravel placement will begin from the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge heading east. Permanent striping from Victoria Lake Road to Rockwood Road continues as well.

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – The sand seal will be installed late this week on the asphalt paving from Victoria Lake Road to Rockwood Road. Gravel will be placed next week starting at the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge moving east.

Excavation, slope finishing, topsoil placement, seeding, pipe installation, and fence work will continue in the construction areas west of Rockwood Road.

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – The sand seal for the recently placed asphalt paving from Victoria Lake Road to Rockwood Road will be installed late this week.

Additional excavation, slope finishing, topsoil placement, and pipe installation continue in the construction areas west of Rockwood Road.

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Asphalt paving from Victoria Lake Road and Rockwood Road continues this week. Paving tie-ins at various approaches and intersecting streets will follow.

Additional excavation, slope finishing, and pipe installation continue in the construction areas west of Rockwood Road.

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.

Work between Victoria Lake Road and Rockwood Road will begin this week in preparation for asphalt paving, which includes dirt work at the guardrail end sections and street sweeping. The top lift of asphalt is expected to be placed late this week.

Additional excavation, slope finishing, and pipe installation continue in the construction areas west of Rockwood Road.

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, blading and road surface maintenance will be completed which will cause slippery and muddy road conditions.

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. – Pipe installation and dirt work continue in the construction areas west of Rockwood Road. Work between Victoria Lake Road and Rockwood Road will begin this week in preparation for asphalt paving. The top lift of asphalt is expected to be placed the first week of May.

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, blading and road surface maintenance will be completed which will cause slippery and muddy road conditions.

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 operations consist of dirt moving and pipe installation in the construction area west of Rockwood Road. The current focus remains in areas of large fill and locations where driveways require realignment.

Between Rockwood Road and the easternmost Spring Creek bridge, the road consists of dirt grade. Motorcycles and 2-wheel drive vehicles should consider an alternate route. During inclement weather blading and road surface maintenance will be completed but road conditions may be slippery and muddy.

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. – April 4, 2022 – Dirt moving operations and pipe installation will continue in the construction area, west of Rockwood Lane. The current focus is in areas of large fill and in locations where driveways require re-alignment.

Between Rockwood Road and the easternmost Spring Creek bridge, the road consists of dirt grade. Motorcycles and 2-wheel drive vehicles should consider an alternate route. During inclement weather blading and road surface maintenance will be completed but road conditions may be slippery and muddy.

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 the phasing and traffic control plans, please visit the project website https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap located at: https://arcg.is/58fn9. Interested persons 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.