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Smyrna to resume Washington Street paving after waterline work
Summary
Town engineer Charles King said the waterline project is complete and paving on Washington Street will resume, with milling and paving scheduled for the week of Oct. 10; work will include sections of Washington and Front streets and follow-up stormwater, pedestrian and resurfacing work by public works.
Charles King, town engineer for Smyrna, said the town will resume the Washington Street paving project now that a waterline project has been completed. "Now that the waterline project has been completed, we can resume the Washington Street project. As you can see, the pavers have been put in the roundabout," King said.
King said CSX supplied a flagger for the week of Oct. 10 so crews can close the road and perform milling, paving and pavement markings. "The paving will be on Washington Street from Lowry Street up around the roundabout. And on Front Street, it will run from Vision Street down to the Smyrna Gutt And Pawn parking lot," he said.
King said the remaining parts of the effort will be handled by the town's public works department and will include stormwater improvements, new pedestrian crossings and resurfacing. No final completion date was provided.
Town officials indicated the work will require temporary road closures during the scheduled paving operations; specific traffic advisories and a detailed completion schedule were not specified in the update.
