MDOT - Traffic shifts required for concrete repairs at US-41/M-28 intersection in Harvey

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Traffic shifts required for concrete repairs at US-41/M-28 intersection in Harvey

Contact: James Lake 906-786-1830, ext. 323
Agency: Transportation

COUNTY: Marquette

HIGHWAY: US-41/M-28

CLOSEST CITY: Harvey

ESTIMATED STARTING DATE: Monday, Sept. 22, 2008

ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: Thursday, Sept. 25, 2008

PROJECT: Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) maintenance crews will be making concrete pavement repairs at the US-41/M- 28/Cherry Creek Road intersection in Harvey.

TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS: This project will require lane closures and traffic shifts.

CUSTOMER BENEFIT: When completed, this project will improve ride quality and extend the pavement life.

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