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Street Construction 

2010 Info

The City of Wyandotte Department of Engineering is currently preparing for sewer and road repair projects for the 2010 year. Once the projects have been determined, they will be posted.  If you have any questions or concerns regarding street construction, you may contact Greg Mayhew of the Engineering Department at 734-324-4558, or email at gmayhew@wyan.org

Spruce Street from 15th Street to 12th Street
Orchard Street from 9th Street to Biddle Avenue

The existing asphalt surface will be milled off, areas of concrete base will be sawcut, removed and repaired, drainage structures repaired or replaced, a new asphalt surface constructed, and curbs and crosswalks repaired and replaced.

The milling of the existing surface on the streets listed will begin Thursday, August 12, 2010. Concrete base repairs (scheduled to start Monday, August 16), asphalt resurfacing, and curb and crosswalk repair work will be done in stages over a period of approximately four (4) to five (5) weeks. During this time residents may lose access to driveways and the front or side of their house or building for short periods of time, possibly up to five (5) days. The streets will be closed to traffic during working hours, except for emergencies, and be worked on one-half at a time, to allow traffic to continue after working hours. For your own convenience, and so that the work can be performed in a safe and timely manner, kindly park vehicles in other locations when the contractors are working on your street.

3rd Street from Ford Avenue to Vinewood Avenue.

The City of Wyandotte has contracted with Cadillac Asphalt LLC to repair and resurface 3rd Street from Ford Avenue to Vinewood Avenue.

The existing asphalt surface will be milled off, areas of concrete base will be sawcut, removed and repaired, drainage structures repaired or replaced, a new asphalt surface constructed, and curbs and crosswalks repaired and replaced.

The milling of the existing surface was performed Tuesday, August 3, 2010. Saw cutting will begin late Thursday, August 5, or Friday, August 6, 2010. Concrete base repairs, asphalt resurfacing, and curb and crosswalk repair work will be done in stages over a period of approximately eight (8) weeks. During this time residents and businesses may lose access to driveways and the front or side of their house or building for short periods of time, possibly up to five (5) days. One half of the street will be closed to traffic during working hours, except for emergencies, and be worked on one-half at a time, to allow traffic to continue after working hours. For your own convenience, and so that the work can be performed in a safe and timely manner, kindly park vehicles in other locations when the contractors are working on your street.

2nd Street from Alkali Avenue to Antoine Street
Goodell Avenue from Biddle Avenue to 2nd Street

The existing asphalt surface will be milled off, areas of concrete base will be sawcut, removed and repaired, drainage structures repaired or replaced, a new asphalt surface constructed, and curbs and crosswalks repaired and replaced.

The milling of the existing surface on the streets listed will begin Friday, August 6, 2010. Concrete base repairs, asphalt resurfacing, and curb and crosswalk repair work will be done in stages over a period of approximately four (4) to five (5) weeks. During this time residents and/or businesses may lose access to driveways and the front or side of their house or building for short periods of time, possibly up to five (5) days. The streets will be closed to traffic during working hours, except for emergencies, and be worked on one-half at a time, to allow traffic to continue after working hours. For your own convenience, and so that the work can be performed in a safe and timely manner, kindly park vehicles in other locations when the contractors are working on your street. 

18th Street from Ford Avenue to Goddard Road
Davis Street from 20th Street to 21st Street

The existing asphalt surface will be milled off, areas of concrete base will be sawcut, removed and repaired, drainage structures repaired or replaced, a new asphalt surface constructed, and curbs and crosswalks repaired and replaced. The streets will be closed to traffic during working hours, except for emergencies, and be worked on one-half at a time, to allow traffic to continue after working hours. For your own convenience, and so that the work can be performed in a safe and timely manner, kindly park vehicles in other locations when the contractors are working on your street. Trash pick-up will continue on the regularly scheduled day.

8th Street From Orchard Street to Forest Street

The project will last approximately five (5) to seven (7) weeks, and is scheduled to begin the week of June 7, 2010. During construction, residents on 8th Street from Orchard to Forest will lose access to the front or side of their property and will need to park vehicles in other locations. Parking will be allowed in the alleys during construction. Kindly park vehicles as close as possible to fences so that other vehicles can pass by.

8th Street will be closed completely within the construction zone during working hours. The street will be worked on one-half at a time to allow for construction vehicles and operations, and to provide access for emergency vehicles. In order to provide a safe working area for the construction crews, cut down on dust, eliminate congestion and unsafe driving conditions in the construction area, and improve the progress of the work, it is recommended that motorists avoid 8th Street from Orchard to Forest and use alternate routes.

Harrison Street Bridge

The Harrison Bridge will be closed effective January 15, 2010, per the Lincoln Park City Council Resolution, please seek an alternate route.  The bridge will remain closed by the City of Lincoln Park until funding is available

 

 
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