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Snowville bridge near completion; asphalt paving set for April 20
Summary
Work on Snowville’s bridge is nearly finished: riprap and grading are under way, and crews expect to pave the approach when local batch plants open around April 20; council members said the wider channel should reduce backups.
Snowville council members reported that the bridge replacement project is approaching final completion and that paving of approaches is scheduled once local asphalt plants open.
Council member LuAnn Johnson said crews are finishing riprap and grading work and plan to pour asphalt the week of April 20, when the batch plants reopen. "By the end of this month, we'll have our bridge," she said, adding contractors believe the widened channel will reduce future backups in the creek.
The work includes reshaping the channel and finishing approaches before paving. Council members said they did not plan a formal ribbon-cutting for now; the town will monitor final work and the timing for reopening to traffic.
Next steps: contractors will complete riprap and final grading, pour asphalt when materials are available, and the council will check final site restoration and drainage before declaring the project complete.
