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WIS 89 Main Street Topel Street to Madison Street Construction Kick-off Meeting Craig Hardy, PE WisDOT Project Manager February 12, 2019 INTRODUCTIONS PROJECT LOCATION MAP SCOPE OF WORK DETOUR ROUTE & CONSTRUCTION

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WIS 89 Main Street Topel Street to Madison Street

Construction Kick-off Meeting Craig Hardy, PE – WisDOT Project Manager February 12, 2019

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 INTRODUCTIONS  PROJECT LOCATION MAP  SCOPE OF WORK  DETOUR ROUTE & CONSTRUCTION STAGING  PROJECT SCHEDULE  ACCESS DURING CONSTRUCTION  TEMPORARY BUSINESS SIGNS

 WHAT WisDOT CAN DO  WHAT BUSINESSES CAN DO 2

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 Craig Hardy – WisDOT PM  Jeremey White – WisDOT Designer / Construction

Inspector

 Jim Oettinger – WisDOT Supervisor  Chad Raschein – CGC – Project Leader

 Mark LaLonde – LaLonde Contracting  Eric Schmeling – LaLonde Contracting

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WIS 89/ S. Main St. project includes new:

 Storm sewer  Watermain and sanitary sewer.  Decorative street lighting along entire length  Curb & gutter  Sidewalk along both sides  Concrete pavement 5

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 State Signed

Detour for Through Traffic & Trucks: I 94 to WIS 26 to US 18

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HWY . 18 I-94

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 Vehicular access to businesses and residences

provided on WIS 89 only as needed during construction.

  • Constricted work area, deep trenches and rough

pavement may damage vehicles – not preferred.

 Businesses with alternate access are encouraged

to use that access throughout construction. Better for business to keep one consistent access point.

 Contractor will coordinate in advance for driveway

closures.

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THIS IS CONSTRUCTION

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 Sidewalk on one side of WIS 89 will remain in place

and open at most times. This only applies in areas where there is existing sidewalk.

 Temporary crosswalks will be installed at

intersections outside the construction area along side streets. Temporary crosswalks will be installed crossing the work area at Lake St., Water St., Lake Park Pl., Keyes St., & Pinnacle Dr.

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Temporary Pedestrian Barrier

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 Access to and from driveways will be limited,

especially during construction hours. PLAN AHEAD for your day and the next day.

 For residents with limited mobility or special access

requirements, Contact Project Staff to discuss accommodations.

 Advance notices will be given of planned closures.  Emergency Vehicle Access will be maintained along

the project.

RESIDENT ACCESS DURING CONSTRUCTION

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 Approx. 72 hours notice prior to closure of

driveway access

 Approx. 10 days notice prior to intersection

closures

 Approx. 48 hours prior to sidewalk / utility

interruption

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 Driveways closed for approximately:

  • 48 hours for utility installation (Cumulative, not

consecutive)

  • 48 hours for roadway excavation
  • 5 calendar days for concrete pavement
  • 10 calendar days for curb and gutter, concrete driveway,

and concrete sidewalk.

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FERRY DR.

  • E. LAKE PARK PL.

GROVE ST. LAKE ST.

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FERRY DR. GROVE ST. LAKE ST. WOODLAND BEACH RD.

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  • E. LAKE PARK PL.
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 WisDOT Traffic Control signs near the start of the detour

route to let drivers know they can still access local businesses.

 Identify Alternate Business access routes  Closer to construction complete permit for temporary

signs to identify size, material, and location of temporary business sign.

 Handout maps showing alternate access and location of

business can help customers during construction.

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 Safe location, not creating an obstacle or an

  • bstruction to visibility

 Must mount on crash-safe supports  Clear, simple message  Encourage use of joint signs for groups of

businesses in the same area

 Black lettering on white background, minimum

4” height, simple block-style font

 Get permission of local authority for signs on

local roads

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 Field staff will be on site during construction for response

to questions/concerns affecting businesses.

 Send weekly updates via email describing project

progress and upcoming activities.

 WisDOT “In this Together” website 27

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https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/projects/in-together/default.aspx Project Website: http://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/projects/by- region/sw/89/default.aspx - update with construction website.

We will email this link to everyone who signs up for

  • ur email update list, so please sign up today.
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 PLAN AHEAD  Work together to devise a creative plan or

‘City Theme’ used to advertise business areas.

 Work with City and other businesses to find

alternate access alternatives if needed

 Advertise  Designate one person to filter questions

through

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 PROJECTS COORDINATED TO MINIMIZE

DISRUPTION TO ALTERNATIVE ROUTES

  • MAIN STREET PROJECT TO WORK IN

DOWNTOWN 1ST

  • SOUTHERN SECTION OF MULBERRY PROJECT

CANNOT START UNTIL AFTER JUNE 1ST.

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 Craig Hardy, P.E., WisDOT Project Manager

  • 608-216-3158, Craig.Hardy@dot.wi.gov

 Chad Raschein, P.E., Consultant Project Leader

  • 608-225-1364, craschein@cgcinc.net

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