(COLUMBIA, MO) ~ Columbia Public Works Department Provides Update on Pavement Maintenance Work

The City of Columbia's Public Works department has announced an update to the pavement maintenance work that was originally scheduled for June 2-6. Due to weather-related delays, contractors were unable to begin work until Thursday, June 5. As a result, the pavement maintenance activities will now continue into the week of June 9-14, weather permitting.

According to officials, progress has been slower than anticipated due to cooler temperatures, overcast skies and low wind. These conditions have negatively impacted how quickly the product can dry and cure. As a result, no work will take place on Friday, June 6.

On June 5, contractors were finally able to apply Onyx surface treatment to several streets including Glencairn Drive from Highlands Parkway to Prestwick Drive, Belle Meade Drive from Canterbury Drive to the end of the street, Canterbury Drive from Green Meadows Road to Forum Boulevard, and Pear Tree Circle from Southampton Drive to Southampton Drive.

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The remaining streets that are slated to receive Onyx surface treatment between June 9-14 include Strathmore Drive from Highlands Parkway to the end of the street, Whitekirk Drive from Dunbar Drive to Strathmore Drive, Tayside Circle from Dunbar Drive to Dunbar Drive, Killian Court from Glencairn Drive to the end of the street, Blackford Court from Whitburn Drive to the end of the street, Kirkdale Drive from Southampton Drive to Whitburn Drive, Berwick Court from Kirkdale Drive to the end of the street, Weaver from Cunningham Road to Bray Avenue, Truman Drive from Longwell Drive to Jake Lane,MiddlebushDrivefromOverhillRoadtoJakeLane,JesseLanefromJakeLanetotheendofthestreet,PickardWayfromJakeLanetotheendofthestreet,

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In order to ensure the safety and efficiency of the maintenance work, updated "No Parking" signs with revised dates have been posted along the streets scheduled for treatment. Residents are urged to follow the dates listed on the signs and avoid parking on those streets during the posted times. Vehicles parked in work zones during working hours are subject to towing.

The Public Works department would like to express their appreciation for the community's patience and cooperation as they work to extend the life of Columbia's streets. For more information and updates on the pavement maintenance work, residents can visit CoMo.gov/CMS/pressreleases/view.php?id=9260.

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