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Sunday, September 13, 2020

Road work for the week of Sept. 14 - Bennington Banner

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By the Bennington Banner

BENNINGTON — The following list of road projects for the coming week was supplied by the Bennington Department of Public Works. Motorists are asked to use caution and expect delays, as workers and equipment will be in roadways. All work is weather-dependent.

Burgess Road will be reduced to one-lane traffic all week as a highway crew prepares the area for new paved sidewalks.

Upper Chapel Road, north of of Crossover Road, continues to be closed from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. as a a crew works on the PFOA water main extension project. Detours will be in place. Motorists should schedule their time accordingly to account for these detours or find an alternate route.

Coolidge Road will be reduced to one-lane traffic all week as a highway crew prepares the area for new paved sidewalks.

Gage Street in the area of the Rec Center remains rough as a private contractor completes new waterline work.

Pleasant Street between Park and Valentine streets remains rough until paving and patching can be completed.

Polygraphic Lane in North Bennington will be reduced to one-lane traffic for the next two weeks while a sewer crew returns to work on the sewer main replacement project.

Scott Street will be reduced to one-lane traffic Monday and Tuesday for a sewer service line repair.

Townwide, weed eating and roadside mowing continues at various locations across Bennington and North Bennington.

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