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(COLUMBIA, MO) ~ Columbia, MO - The City of Columbia Public Works department has announced that road work will be taking place on South Rolling Hills Road starting Monday, May 20. KLS Crete, the contractor for this project, will be performing slab jacking work to address six sunken spots on the road between the roundabout at State Highway WW (East Broadway) and East Richland Road.
Slab jacking is a process where a mixture of cement, sand, and other additives is injected underneath sunken concrete slabs to raise them. This method has been chosen as the most effective solution for repairing the damaged sections of South Rolling Hills Road.
The project is estimated to take three days to complete, weather permitting. KLS Crete crews will begin work on May 20 and will continue on days with favorable weather conditions until all repairs are finished. To give drivers an idea of what areas will be affected, pictures have been attached highlighting two of the six sections scheduled for repair. These areas have been marked with white lines by the crews.
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During the construction period, South Rolling Hills Road will remain open with lane closures in place. However, one lane will always be open with signs and flaggers present to direct traffic through the closure area. Motorists are advised to use caution, reduce speed and follow directions from flaggers when approaching the work zone. It is recommended that drivers plan ahead and consider alternate routes to avoid any potential delays.
The City of Columbia Public Works department and KLS Crete are working together to ensure that this road work is completed efficiently and with minimal disruption to traffic flow. The repairs being made on South Rolling Hills Road will improve safety for all drivers using this route.
Slab jacking is a process where a mixture of cement, sand, and other additives is injected underneath sunken concrete slabs to raise them. This method has been chosen as the most effective solution for repairing the damaged sections of South Rolling Hills Road.
The project is estimated to take three days to complete, weather permitting. KLS Crete crews will begin work on May 20 and will continue on days with favorable weather conditions until all repairs are finished. To give drivers an idea of what areas will be affected, pictures have been attached highlighting two of the six sections scheduled for repair. These areas have been marked with white lines by the crews.
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During the construction period, South Rolling Hills Road will remain open with lane closures in place. However, one lane will always be open with signs and flaggers present to direct traffic through the closure area. Motorists are advised to use caution, reduce speed and follow directions from flaggers when approaching the work zone. It is recommended that drivers plan ahead and consider alternate routes to avoid any potential delays.
The City of Columbia Public Works department and KLS Crete are working together to ensure that this road work is completed efficiently and with minimal disruption to traffic flow. The repairs being made on South Rolling Hills Road will improve safety for all drivers using this route.
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