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Officials announce nighttime resurfacing at Bay of Vista and Cattlemen intersection
Summary
A county-hosted on-site update said crews will resurface the intersection of Bay of Vista and Cattlemen and perform related repairs on nearby Porter Way, with work scheduled for night shifts and an expected single-month window in February; motorists should expect lane closures and signage.
Shelly (host) and Justin Amy, identified in the transcript as "with Capital," provided an on-site update about planned resurfacing and related repairs at the intersection of Bay of Vista and Cattlemen.
The most immediate work, Justin said, includes milling and base repairs on Cattlemen that will begin within “the next couple of weeks,” and sidewalk replacement already completed along Cattlemen. "We're getting ready to get milling and base repairs started here on Cattlemen within the next couple of weeks," he said.
Justin outlined the project limits: the work will cover the entire intersection, extend about 100 feet north on Cattlemen, east and west on Bay of Vista, and about 800 feet down Cattlemen. He also confirmed Porter Way will be worked from the stop sign downward. "So we're gonna do the entire intersection. We go about a 100 feet north on Cattlemen, east and west on Bay Of Vista, and about 800 feet down Cattlemen," he said.
On timing, Justin said crews are "hoping to start in the February and be wrapped up by the February." The transcript specifies the month (February) but does not specify the year. Work is scheduled for nighttime shifts, he said, and will require lane closures. "And the work is scheduled for night work... we're gonna have some lane closures," Justin said.
Traffic-control measures will include contractor signage and, where needed, flaggers. Justin asked motorists and pedestrians to "use caution when they're within the area." The update closed with a direction for viewers seeking additional details to visit scgov.net.
No formal motions, votes, or funding figures were discussed in the recorded update; the segment focused on schedule, scope, and traffic management for a resurfacing project that the speakers described as imminent.
The video concludes with a link to scgov.net for further information and updates.
