Street-paving projects are slated for this summer and next year in Macomb Township.
Macomb Township residents accustomed to navigating dirt roads will save money on car washes in the near future. Clerk Michael Koehs said Wednesday the township is scheduled to spend $3.8 million this summer to pave gravel stretches of two main roads to asphalt. The Macomb County Road Department will do the work expected to be complete by end of summer. In 2014, the township plans to pave the following roads: The community, which has experienced tremendous growth in recent years, is keeping up with changing times and accommodating residents, Koehs said. "It will reduce it down to maybe less than six miles of dirt road in the township," he said. Beyond those upcoming projects, township officials hope to eventually connect Heydenreich and …
Sections of 23 and 24 Mile Road will host the most orange barrels this summer as road projects get underway.
Would it be summer in Michigan without the orange barrels? Today it's sections of 24 Mile Road. In a few months, it will be the 23 Mile bridge over the Clinton River and perhaps segments of Fairchild Road. In all, several miles of Macomb Township roads will be paved and resurfaced before year's end. Here's a guide to some of the major road projects planned for this summer in Macomb Township. Dates: June 16-19 Where: Eastbound M-59 from Van Dyke Avenue to Hayes Road. What to watch for: Two lanes will be closed for paving repairs beginning at 9 p.m. June 16 and reopening by 5 a.m. June 19. Median crossover repairs will take place from 8 p.m. June 15 until 5 a.m. June 18. Dates: August to November Where: 23 Mile Road bridge over the north …
The intersection of 24 Mile and Card Roads will be closed from 9 a.m. Monday through noon Friday while the Detroit Water and Sewer Department installs a water main.
Ashy Larry
8:15 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
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