Mayfield Street Construction Update In Farmington

Press release from The City of Farmington:

Mayfield Street construction update

Here is an update on what to expect over the next two (2) weeks (weather permitting):

• 8/17/2020 – 8/22/2020 – concrete sidewalk and driveway work beginning on the east side of the road working towards Cloverdale and continuing along the west side working towards Slocum; final grading of road
• 8/24/2020 – 8/28/2020 – wrap up final grading of road, paving of road, driveways and sidewalk to reopen based on results of material testing

Notices for driveway access will be sent out once the results of the material testing are provided. In the meantime, access to all homes will remain available, but the driveways to the homes along Mayfield Street will be unavailable.

• On street parking along the curb on the streets adjacent to Mayfield Street (such as Cloverdale St., Slocum Dr., and Manning St.) will be acceptable from the hours of 6:30 AM to 7:00 PM (The contractor’s normal accepted work shift is from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM). (The homeowners along Cloverdale St., Slocum Dr., and Manning St. may encounter an overflow of parking during this timeframe).
• Overnight parking on Mayfield Street in front of your home will be acceptable from the hours of 7:00 PM to 6:30 AM.

Please keep children and pets away from the construction operation. Construction
activities, and the associated equipment that goes with it, is attractive to small children and can be dangerous. Please keep children away from the equipment, removals, mass grading, underground utility installation, and wet concrete.

If you have any specific questions or need immediate driveway access due to extenuating circumstances during this work, please call Ms. Jessica Howard, Engineer for OHM, at (248) 751-3114, Mr. Austin Downie, Engineer for OHM, at (734) 466-4437, Mr. Clay Stokes, Project Engineer for OHM, at (734) 466,4443, or Mr. Joshua Leach, DPW Assistant Superintendent, at (248) 473-7250.

Updated information will be handed out and attached to residents' front doors as necessary.

This press release was produced by the City of Farmington. The views expressed here are the author’s own.