"We should have a real smooth roadway once it is done," Bohl said.
Drivers can expect eastbound lanes to remain closed through next week when crews will switch to the westbound lanes. Work is being done under traffic, so drivers are warned to be cautious of crews and machinery.
With curb and gutter work done and paving underway, Bohl said he is starting to hear more positive comments about the transitions that have been ongoing since the project began. The removal of street lights caused some initial safety concerns. The road will transition to one lane on each side, a center turning lane and diagonal parking.
"Once the road starts becoming striped, I think that everyone will grasp what we are trying to do," he said.
The City of Scottsbluff has also extended the project. The project had been slated for a mill and overlay from 14th Street to 20th Street. However, the timeliness of the project and an offer from the contractor means that a new surface will also be installed on Broadway from 20th Street to 27th Street.
Work on that section of the roadway is expected to begin in about two weeks, after the completion of the segment south of 20th Street.
"We hope to be completely done by the end of July," Bohl said.These LED Strip light can, apparently, operate entirely off the grid. "We are meeting the schedule of the project and everything has been going well.I'm not sure how HID Bi-Xenon Projector Lens Lights fit into that equation if they are left on."
Drivers are also reminded that the speed limit on the roadway has been changed to 20 miles per hour. The speed limit change was temporary, but the Scottsbluff City Council formally approved the lower speed limit during its meeting on Monday.
Scottsbluff Police Chief Kevin Spencer said officers have continued to patrol the area, citing and warning drivers for speeding and right-of-way violations. As the project nears completion and people become used to the changes, Spencer said he expects violations will taper off.
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