Airport Road project planned
The Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 14 years, 2 months AGO
The Montana Department of
Transportation announced last week its plans to resurface 3.3 miles
of Airport Road near Libby.
The project begins at the intersection
with U.S. Highway 2 and extends southerly to about 1.5 miles north
of Libby Airport.
The public is invited to submit
comments on the project.
Proposed work includes resurfacing the
highway by placing a seal and cover (chip seal) surface treatment
over the roadway and new pavement markings.
The project also includes bridge rail
improvements and new guardrail bridge approach sections for the
bridge over Libby Creek. Existing signing and mailbox supports will
also be replaced.
Officials said construction is expected
to begin this year, depending on availability of funding and
completion of design.
For more information, call Shane Stack,
district preconstruction engineer at 406-523-5830 or Ben Nunnallee,
district projects engineer, at 406-523-5846. For the hearing
impaired, the TTY number is 406-444-7696 or 1-800-335-7592, or call
the Montana Relay at 711.
People may submit written comments to
the Montana Department of Transportation, Missoula Office at P.O.
Box 7039, Missoula, MT 59807-7039, or online at
www.mdt.mt.gov/mdt/comment_form.shtml (noting comments are for
project UPN 7305000).
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