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116 Street A Lane Restrictions In City Of Carmel
Projects will require lane restrictions, but not full closures. Construction is scheduled to begin on or after July 15.
July 13, 2020
The City of Carmel will convert two intersections from traffic signals to roundabouts this summer – 116th Street and College Avenue and 116th Street and Guilford Road. Both projects will require lane restrictions, but not full closures. Construction is scheduled to begin on or after July 15.
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Below is the schedule of construction, which could change due to weather or utility relocations.
Phase 1 (approximately 4-10 days) - Preliminary work will take place within the median of 116th Street to allow traffic shifts in future phases.
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Phase 2 (approximately 35 days) - The northern portion of both roundabouts will be constructed. There will be full vehicle access to the south, but no vehicle access to the north at Guilford Road or College Avenue. Both east and west traffic will be maintained (one lane in each direction) on the southern portion of the intersections on 116th Street.
Phase 3 (approximately 35 days) - The southern portion of both roundabouts will be constructed. East and west vehicular traffic is maintained on the northern portion of the intersections on 116th Street during this phase. There will be full vehicle access to the north, but no vehicle access to the south at Guilford Road or College Avenue.
Phase 4 (approximately 30 days) - During phase three, there will be full access from the north and the south to 116th Street at both roundabouts but access across the roundabouts will not be available as work in the center of the roundabouts is completed.
Phase 5 (approximately 15 days) - Both intersections will be substantially complete with finishing work taking place during this time. Lane restrictions are possible during this time in order to complete median work along with final asphalt surface and pavement markings.
This press release was produced by the Hamilton County Government. The views expressed here are the author’s own.