Board approves traffic-control plan for Madison–Hanover Connector Trail Phase 1
The board adopted traffic-control measures for Phase 1 of the Madison–Hanover Connector Trail, allowing contractor Temple and Temple Excavating to use signalization, flaggers and lane shifts; city staff said the most disruptive work will be a 3–4 week drainage and wall-construction window expected late May through summer.
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The Board of Public Works and Safety approved a traffic-control plan to guide construction on Phase 1 of the Madison–Hanover Connector Trail. The plan, submitted by Temple and Temple Excavating and endorsed by city staff, authorizes three traffic-control methods to be used as needed during the project: temporary signalization, flagger-controlled work zones during working hours and lane-shift plans for phases that require a more permanent lane arrangement.
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