One of the signs of summer entails roadway construction, and this is certainly the case each year in Anderson Township. For the township's more than 120 miles of roadways, a variety of roadway preservation treatments are used, in addition to traditional paving practices.
Beginning July 18, weather permitting, such work will occur on various Township roadways. Streets on which these applications will be applied (and type) are as follows:
Hunters Knoll Lane - Onyx
Round Tree Ct - Onyx
Smokey Woods Lane - Onyx
Wetheridge - Onyx
Chesterton Way - Micro Surfacing
Stonington Road - Micro Surfacing
Keswick Place - Micro Surfacing
Fenchurch Ct - Micro Surfacing
High Meadows Drive - Micro Surfacing
Burhaven Lane - Micro Surfacing
Kingscove Way - Micro Surfacing
Jeannie Avenue - Micro Surfacing
Additional information on this process may be found at http://www.strawserconstruction.com/pavement-preservation/. The application of an Onyx entails a two-step process, and weather permitting, that second step, along with Mico Surfacing is planned for July 23-26.
Parking will be restricted in these areas on days in which the sealer is applied, but access is available to private driveways along these routes (except during a very short application period). Notice will be made to residents along these roadways, both through the use of door hangars and temporary "No Parking" signs along the roadway in advance of the work.
We thank residents, motorists, and Trail users for their understanding and assistance as we use this preventative maintenance approach to lengthen the life of the pavement, and maximize the use of taxes allocated each year to pavement maintenance.