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RAPID CITY, S.D. – March 28, 2022 – Dirt moving operations and pipe installation will continue in the construction area, west of Rockwood Lane.

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – March 21, 2022 – Dirt moving operations and pipe installation will continue in the construction area, west of Rockwood Lane. Blasting will take place Tuesday, March 22, 2022, between 8:00 and 9:00 am. approximately 1000′ east of the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Expect 15-minute delays during blasting operations.

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.

No Dumping is allowed on any of the slash piles within the project area.                                                 

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – March 14, 2022 – Dirt moving operations will continue in the construction area, west of Rockwood Lane. Blasting is anticipated to take place this week approximately 1000′ east of the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. Expect 15-minute delays during blasting operations.

No Dumping is allowed on any of the slash piles within the project area.                                                 

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – March 7, 2022 – Surfacing removal will continue near Burgess Road moving east. Trucks will be hauling to the storage yard near Victoria Gulch BR 1A. (Forest Service Road).  Blasting is anticipated to take place next week approximately 1000’ east of the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge. 

No Dumping is allowed on any of the slash piles within the project area.                                                                                                           

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – February 29, 2022 – Work will resume this week on Sheridan Lake Road.

Surfacing removal will begin at the easternmost Spring Creek Bridge moving east. Trucks will be hauling to the storage yard near Victoria Gulch BR 1A. (Forest Service Road). Guardrail and sign removal will also take place within the limits of this year’s work. 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.

Sheridan Lake Road Reconstruction Project to Begin Next Week

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Beginning next week, Oftedal Construction will resume work on the Sheridan Lake Road reconstruction project from Victoria Lake Road to the westernmost Spring Creek Bridge.

Access for local traffic will be maintained on Sheridan Lake Road and the road will remain open. There will not be any hard surfacing on the roadway while grading operations are taking place. Thru traffic from Rapid City to Highway 385 is encouraged to consider an alternate route.

Traffic delays may be approximately 15 minutes during daylight hours as traffic is reduced to a single lane and guided through the work zone with the use of flaggers and a pilot car. Plan accordingly and add 15 minutes, at a minimum, to travel schedules. The pilot car will accommodate school buses to minimalize delays and bus stop locations will be maintained to assure safety of the students.

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 as well as weekly updates, please visit the project website at https://www.SheridanLakeRoad.com or the ArcGIS StoryMap at https://arcg.is/58fn9.

The public may call (605)343-3311 with any questions or concerns regarding this project.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – November 22, 2021 – SHERIDAN LAKE ROAD IS OPEN, from Highway 385 to Rapid City. Oftedal will have crews on site this week installing fence and finishing striping and sign installation. No work will take place over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. General cleanup will be completed next week.

Weekly updates will stop and resume next spring when construction resumes.

The Forest Service has firewood available at the Spring Creek Trailhead.

Please call 605-343-1567 to obtain a wood cutting permit.

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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – November 15, 2021 – Traffic is on the new alignment from Highway 385 to North Beach Road. The striping and permanent signing will be installed this week, pending weather, from North Beach Road to the western most Spring Creek Bridge. Guardrail will also be completed this week.

Reminder: No through traffic on Sheridan Lake Road from Taylor Ranch Road to Highway 385. This portion of the project will re-open on approximately November 20^th .

Final clean-up, topsoil, and seeding will take place from Norseman Lane to Rockwood Road in the coming weeks.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Norseman Lane to Rockwood Road. Thru traffic from Rapid City to Highway 385 must use an alternate route. 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 as well as weekly updates, 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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – November 8, 2021 – Traffic is on the new alignment from Highway 385 to North Beach Road. The striping and permanent signing will be installed this week, pending weather, from North Beach Road to the western most Spring Creek Bridge.

Reminder: No through traffic on Sheridan Lake Road from Taylor Ranch Road to Highway 385. This portion of the project will re-open on approximately November 19^th .

Final clean-up, topsoil, and seeding will take place from Norseman Lane to Rockwood Road in the coming weeks.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Norseman Lane to Rockwood Road. Thru traffic from Rapid City to Highway 385 must use an alternate route. 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 as well as weekly updates, 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.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – November 1, 2021 – Traffic is on the new alignment from Highway 385 to North Beach Road. The asphalt sand seal, striping, and permanent signing will begin late this week, pending weather, from North Beach Road to the western most Spring Creek Bridge.

Reminder: Sheridan Lake Road is closed from Taylor Ranch Road to Highway 385. This portion of the project will re-open on approximately November 19^th .

Final clean-up, topsoil, and seeding will take place from Norseman Lane to Rockwood Road in the coming weeks.

The speed limit is 35 mph from Norseman Lane to Rockwood Road. Thru traffic from Rapid City to Highway 385 must use an alternate route. 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 as well as weekly updates, 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.