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Inverness Construction Project

Roadway

Project Manager

Keith Burke
[email protected]

303-947-8720

Contractor

TBD

Project Update

Sidewalk Repairs / Curb Ramp Retrofit

  • South Valley Hwy. – Start Date to be determined*

Asphalt Milling/Paving

  • South Valley Hwy. – Start Date to be determined*

*All dates are subject to change

Description

The 2023 neighborhood street paving program in the Inverness area includes South Valley Hwy. from Inverness Parkway at the north-end to Inverness Parkway at the south-end.

On each street, work will be done in three phases:

  • First Phase:  consists of sidewalk repairs and curb ramp upgrades. Sidewalk repairs will begin after April 3, 2023, and will usually take between two to four weeks to complete per neighborhood; while work on a single block will generally take three to four days.
  • Second Phase:  will take place later in the summer and consists of rotomilling to remove some of the top layers of asphalt, which generally takes two to four hours or less per block to complete.
  • Third (final) Phase:  follows rotomilling by one to two weeks and includes placing the new overlay; this phase may take four to eight hours to complete.

During construction, access to driveways is allowed, with occasional short delays. If the sidewalk contractor needs to replace the sidewalk in front of your driveway/address, they will notify you directly so you can move your vehicles before the work is done.

Additionally, to notify adjacent residents of the planned work, Douglas County will send out Cone Zone Mailers 1 to 2 weeks before the start of sidewalk repairs and/or rotomilling work. Also, the Contractor will deliver a Cone Zone door hanger to residents on specific streets (that will be affected by construction) within one to two days before the start date of each phase of work.

A minimum of two days before the start of rotomilling and paving (overlay), no-parking signs will be posted along the streets scheduled for work.

Construction will occur Monday through Friday between 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Sidewalk Contractor:
TBD

Asphalt Pavement Contractor:
TBD

NOTE:  If your vehicle was towed because it was left in the construction zone, please contact Westside Towing at 303-688-5244 for information on where your car was towed.

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