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~ As the E Wilson Street and E Doty Street Reconstruction Project continues, residents and commuters in Madison can expect some changes to their daily routes. R.G Huston's paving contractor will be conducting final surface paving operations on Friday, June 13th starting at 7:00 am. This will result in a full closure of Wilson Street from S. Franklin Street to S. Pinckney Street. However, local access will still be maintained through S. Hancock Street.
The following day, Saturday, June 14th, R.G Huston's pavement marking contractor will begin their work on E. Wilson Street while the full closure remains in effect. The road is expected to reopen by the end of the day on Saturday.
For local residents, any access to 151 E. Wilson Street via the back alley should use E. Main Street to S. Hancock Street as an alternate route.
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General traffic detours and changes will also be in place during this time. S. Hancock will be converted to two-way traffic during paving operations and eastbound Doty Street should detour using S. Webster Street to E. Main Street to access S. Blair Street. Westbound E.Wilson Street should also detour using S.Franklin Street to E.MainStreettoS.PinckneyStreettoaccessE.WilsonStreet.
Metro buses will also be affected by these changes and will detour onto E.MainStreetstartingattheendofdayThursday(6/12)andcontinuethroughoutSaturday(6/14). Normal service is expected to resume on Sunday (6/15). For more information on specific bus detours, commuters are advised to check Metro Transit's website.
In case of inclement weather, paving operations may be delayed until Saturday, June 14th with pavement markings being installed on Monday, June 16th.
The city encourages residents and commuters to stay informed about the project and any updates by visiting the E Wilson Street and E Doty Street Reconstruction Project website.
The following day, Saturday, June 14th, R.G Huston's pavement marking contractor will begin their work on E. Wilson Street while the full closure remains in effect. The road is expected to reopen by the end of the day on Saturday.
For local residents, any access to 151 E. Wilson Street via the back alley should use E. Main Street to S. Hancock Street as an alternate route.
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General traffic detours and changes will also be in place during this time. S. Hancock will be converted to two-way traffic during paving operations and eastbound Doty Street should detour using S. Webster Street to E. Main Street to access S. Blair Street. Westbound E.Wilson Street should also detour using S.Franklin Street to E.MainStreettoS.PinckneyStreettoaccessE.WilsonStreet.
Metro buses will also be affected by these changes and will detour onto E.MainStreetstartingattheendofdayThursday(6/12)andcontinuethroughoutSaturday(6/14). Normal service is expected to resume on Sunday (6/15). For more information on specific bus detours, commuters are advised to check Metro Transit's website.
In case of inclement weather, paving operations may be delayed until Saturday, June 14th with pavement markings being installed on Monday, June 16th.
The city encourages residents and commuters to stay informed about the project and any updates by visiting the E Wilson Street and E Doty Street Reconstruction Project website.
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