Grand Junction Times

City of Grand Junction issued the following announcement on Dec. 4.

City of Grand Junction Projects with Travel Restrictions

Riverfront at Dos Rios Phase 2 Project (8/17/20 to 6/17/21)

• Be aware of construction activities around the bicycle playground, access to the bike park from Riverside Parkway will remain open during construction
• The existing asphalt surface of Riverside Drive, south of Hale Avenue, has been permanently removed. No vehicle access shall be allowed south of Hale
• Riverfront Trail may be closed at times. Follow well-marked detour around construction activities

Annual Leaf Removal Program - City Wide

• Please slow down and use caution in areas where City Crews are working
• Anticipated Completion – Late December

Hale Avenue - Utility Work

• Hale Avenue will be closed between Park Avenue and Lawrence Avenue
• Detour route will be in pace
• Anticipated completion - Mid to late December

Non-City of Grand Junction Projects with Travel Restrictions

E Road Reconstruction between 31 Road and 32 Road - Mesa County

• Expect full road closures with a well-marked detour route at various locations
• Resident access will be maintained
• Alternate route advised
• Work hours: Monday thru Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Anticipated completion: September 2021

33 ½ Road Irrigation Project, between D ½ Road and E ¼ Road – Mesa County

•  Expect full road closures with well-marked detour route in place
• Resident access will be maintained
• Alternate route advised
• Work hours: Monday – Friday, 7am to 5pm
• Anticipated Completion: December 31

ADA Ramps Phase III - Mesa County

Monday, Dec. 7 to Friday, Dec. 11 work will consist of:

• Westbound right lane closure on Riverside Pkwy. and US 50 off ramp
• Westbound right lane closure on Main St. from 24th Ct. to 21st St.
• All intersections will maintain public access
• Expect intermittent flagging during construction
• All work is tentatively scheduled based on weather conditions

Hwy 340 Culvert Project - CDOT

• Work is scheduled to begin Dec. 10 and is expected to last until mid June
• Motorists can expect minimal traffic impacts with occasional single lane closures
• The bike path will have occasional stops with possible dismount and walking your bike through the work
• Normal working hours will be Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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