CDOT prepares for Red Dirt Hill safety improvements with pre-bid meeting March 20

March 11, 2025 | Grand County, Colorado

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CDOT prepares for Red Dirt Hill safety improvements with pre-bid meeting March 20

This article was created by AI using a video recording of the meeting. It summarizes the key points discussed, but for full details and context, please refer to the video of the full meeting. Link to Full Meeting

Road and Bridge projects are set to take center stage in Grand County, with a pre-bid meeting scheduled for March 20, 2025, as officials gear up for significant infrastructure improvements. Mr. Buckley confirmed that representatives from the Flying Hills Arena Association and potential bidders will attend the meeting, emphasizing the association's expertise on the electrical situation at the site.

A major focus of the meeting was the Red Dirt Hill safety improvements, with approximately $16,000 remaining from a $400,000 commitment by the Grand County Board of County Commissioners. Phase 1 of the construction is tentatively slated to begin in May 2025 and run through October. This phase will involve a two-inch overlay on the driving surface and significant shoulder work along County Road 55, specifically from Mile Marker 216 to 219.
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During construction, the climbing lane on Red Dirt Hill will be temporarily removed to expedite the project, which aims to be completed within one season. However, if public feedback necessitates the reinstatement of the passing lane, the project could extend into a second season. CDOT has assured that emergency vehicles will have priority access through the construction zone, addressing concerns about access for ambulances and fire trucks.

In addition to the road improvements, the meeting also touched on a zoning violation trial, where the judge's misunderstanding of tax assessment versus zoning led to plans for an appeal. The county is moving forward with the necessary steps to file this appeal promptly.

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As Grand County prepares for these critical infrastructure upgrades, officials are committed to keeping the community informed and involved in the process.

Converted from Grand County Board of County Commissioners Meeting Mar 11, 2025 meeting on March 11, 2025
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