Upcoming Highway Work in Frisco & Journey Impacts

The Town of Frisco’s annual roadway upkeep program will embrace slurry seal work and avenue striping at a number of places in Frisco from September 8-25. These tasks will have an effect on visitors, and associated closures will probably be signed a number of days prior. Residents are requested to plan forward, as crews carry out the mandatory work. Frisco Public Works thanks all residents and guests for his or her persistence whereas this very important avenue work is accomplished throughout the brief development season.

Slurry Seal and Striping

Slurry seal is an asphalt coating that extends the lifetime of current pavement by sealing the roadway floor and defending it from climate and traffic-related deterioration. Striping includes including and portray pavement markings to speak lane course, crosswalks, cease traces, and extra.

Slurry Seal Project Schedule and Traffic Impacts

The section of the Town’s slurry seal challenge will happen beginning on September 8 with work scheduled all through city Monday by way of Thursday from 7:00am-7:00pm and Friday from 7:00am-1:00pm.

September 8–9: Striping Preparation

Crews will take away designated thermoplastic pavement markings prematurely of the slurry seal utility. Drivers might encounter non permanent visitors controls and areas with out pavement markings.

Week of September 14

Slurry seal will probably be utilized to the next places:

• Water Dance Drive: one lane will stay open always.
• Northern portion of North Ten Mile Drive: one lane will stay open always.
• Portions of Teller Street: The roadway will probably be absolutely closed for about 5 hours, whereas the slurry seal cures.
• Recreation Way by way of the Adventure Park: one lane will stay open always with visitors directed by way of the work zone. Motorists ought to count on temporary delays.
• Remaining portion of North Ten Mile Drive: one lane will stay open always.
• Remaining parts of Teller Street: the roadway will probably be absolutely closed for about 5 hours.
• Creekside Drive from Madison Avenue to Main Street: the roadway will probably be absolutely closed for about 5 hours whereas the slurry seal cures.
• S. 7^th Avenue from Frisco Street to McKees Way: the roadway will probably be absolutely closed for about 5 hours, whereas the slurry seal cures.

In advance of those closures on Teller Street, 7^th Avenue, and Creekside Drive, signage will probably be positioned, and door hangers with extra data will probably be positioned at properties affected by these longer closures. Residents ought to transfer automobiles out of the scheduled closure areas earlier than work begins and never drive on newly handled pavement till the roadway has reopened.

September 21: Long-line striping

Final pavement marking will probably be utilized in any respect places, which have been slurry sealed beforehand.

September 24–25: Thermoplastic pavement markings

Thermoplastic pavement will probably be utilized in any respect places, which have been slurry sealed beforehand.

Impacts

Drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists ought to observe all posted indicators and instructions from traffic-control personnel. The schedule is weather-dependent and will change on account of precipitation, temperature or different unexpected situations.

More Information

Any questions associated to slurry seal and avenue tasks could also be directed to Town of Frisco Streets and Grounds Manager, Chris Johnsen, at ChrisJ@townoffrisco.com or by calling the principle Public Works telephone line at 970-668-0836.