Road Construction for Work Week Starting Monday, October 2nd

 

The calendar may say we’ve moved into fall, but road construction continues in and around Fishers as if we are still in the summer season.

Below is the full listing of road projects for the work week beginning Monday, October 2nd, as provided by the City of Fishers:

LANTERN ROAD   

Lane restrictions will occur beginning on October 2 at Lantern Road and Morgan Drive between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to allow for utility crews to complete work in the area.

SOUTHEASTERN PARKWAY  

Construction will continue along Southeastern Parkway at Cyntheanne Road as crews add a passing blister. Please drive with caution through this area.

96TH STREET  

Temporary lane restrictions may occur on westbound 96th Street at the entrance to Walmart while Walmart contractors complete resurfacing work. Access may be temporarily unavailable at the traffic light. Work will be completed by Friday, October 6.

116TH STREET   

Periodic lane restrictions will occur on 116th Street east of Allisonville Road as the contractor repairs concrete curbs and ramps and begins resurfacing work on the roadway. Restrictions will be in place between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Please note that overnight work will occur while traffic volumes are reduced. The City greatly appreciates residents’ patience with construction noise.

126TH STREET   

Periodic lane restrictions will occur between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on 126th Street between Allisonville Road and Lantern Road as crews complete a passing blister. Flaggers will be present during the restrictions.

I-69   

Improvements are currently underway to rehabilitate existing bridges, pavement and drainage structures along the 15-mile stretch of interstate. Two lanes of traffic in each direction of I-69 are currently shifted to accommodate construction of the additional travel lanes. Signs direct large trucks to use the left lane while traffic is shifted toward the right shoulder through the work zone. The speed limit is reduced to 60 mph and further reduced to 50 mph when workers are present.

I-69 is expected to open to three lanes in each direction between State Road 37 and State Road 38 before the end of this year. Questions about this project should be directed to INDOT at eastcentralin@indot.in.gov or 1-855-463-6848.

STATE ROAD 37   

Please note that there will be a two-day lane restriction of the southbound right turn lane on State Road 37 at the126th Street intersection, as well as a one-day lane restriction on 126th Street at the State Road 37 intersection this week. Exact dates for restrictions are pending.

Geotechnical drilling began along the State Road 37 corridor in May as part of the final design phase of State Road 37 Improvement Project. Lane and shoulder restrictions will be active through September. The geotechnical drilling will cause lane restrictions on SR 37 at the 126th Street intersection on or after August 7 and are anticipated to last until September 30. Southbound restrictions begin after 9 a.m. daily and northbound restrictions will be completed daily before 4 p.m. to allow for maximum traffic flow during peak rush hours. Crews will maintain a minimum of one through-lane at all times.

The SR37 improvement project is a $124 million joint project between Fishers, Hamilton County, Noblesville and INDOT. Questions or concerns may be directed todrivefishers@fishers.in.us.

OUTSIDE OF FISHERS   

On or after Monday, August 21, Hamilton County Highway Department will close Cyntheanne Road between 146th Street and 156th Street until December 1, 2017 to replace the bridge over Keiser Drain. Please contact Hamilton County Highway Department at 317-773-7770 with any questions.


While this list encompasses numerous project updates, it does not list all DPW projects throughout the city. The most recent projects are detailed, however please keep in mind that all construction activities are weather permitting. We appreciate motorists’ patience and caution while driving through construction sites

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