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Paving on 100 West and 150 West Starts November 2

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Bennett Paving and Construction Inc. is scheduled to begin paving on 100 West and 150 West starting Monday, November 2. The project, which is weather permitting, may continue through December 15.

Key takeaways

  • Paving on 100 West and 150 West is scheduled to start Monday, November 2.
  • Work may extend through December 15, depending on weather conditions.
  • Drivers should expect single-lane closures and delays of about five minutes.
  • Street parking is discouraged between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. during work hours.

Bennett Paving and Construction Inc. will begin paving two roads in Virgin starting Monday, November 2, according to a October 29 statement. The work is weather permitting and may continue through December 15.

Paving will begin at the south end of 100 West and move north toward the highway, from Water Street to SR 9. Once work on 100 West is completed, crews will move to 150 West (Cemetery Road) north of SR 9.

Motorists should expect delays of approximately five minutes at times, single-lane closures, and active work zones. Flaggers and workers will be present on the road during operations.

Officials ask that drivers slow down and watch for flaggers and equipment, and yield to construction vehicles when necessary. To allow equipment to move safely, people should avoid parking on the street between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. while crews are working.

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