Project Description
This project consists of re-surfacing of streets in need of repair throughout the county. If they exist, broken and damaged sidewalks are fixed and curb ramps are replaced by the sidewalk contractor, ahead of this project.
Most streets require rotomilling to remove some of the top layer of asphalt before paving begins. Areas of damaged and cracked asphalt are also repaired, before the final layer of new pavement is placed.
Tree Trimming will be performed by the County’s contract arborist for this project, prior to the start of construction, to remove branches that overhang the roadway and sidewalk that may be damaged during construction. If your tree needs to be trimmed, you will receive a mailer from the County with detailed information about the work.
Schedule
Please view the 2019 Project map to see when your street it is scheduled. Streets included in this year’s program are highlighted in blue on the map and you can click on a street to find out the schedule. You may also sign up for project notifications by clicking on the project in the 2019 Project Map and select “Sign Up for Notifications!”.
- February 19 – 22 – North Pinery Parkway will intermittently be reduced to one lane in each direction for road construction.
- February 19 – 22 – Democrat Road will intermittently be reduced to one lane for road construction.
- February 19 -22 – Burning Tree Drive, Burning Tree Trail, Burning Ridge Drive, and Burnt Oak Trail will intermittently be reduced to one lane for
road construction.
Contractor
Aggregate Industries, Inc.
Phone: 303-799-1065
Project Inspector
Keith Burke
Phone: 303-947-8720
kburke@douglas.co.us
FAQs
My vehicle was towed because it was left in the construction zone. How do I find out where it went?
Please contact Westside Towing at 303-688-5244 for information on where your car was towed.
For all other issues, contact Dan Roberts, Project Engineer for Douglas County Public Works Engineering at drroberts@douglas.co.us or 303-660-7487.
