The $3.9 million project is needed to reduce congestion and crashes, as well as provide access to bicycle and pedestrian traffic, according to Nick Smith, assistant city engineer in Beavercreek.
The work will be happening on Dayton-Xenia Road between Beaverbrook Drive and Wallaby Drive and is slated to be done by July 2018. A tree crew is working this week to clear away areas alongside the roadway.
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Traffic is expected to be maintained in both directions throughout the work except for a 10-day closure to accommodate replacing a culvert, which is tentatively set to happen after July 4.
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We’re working to learn more about the city’s efforts to maintain streets in Beavercreek. City Manager Pete Landrum recently reported to council members the voter-approved 2-mill levy is enabling crews to get more streets repaved each year.
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