Lake Area Road Work — Week of June 10th

CAMDEN COUNTY

Route 5 bridge over the Lake of the Ozarks at Hurricane Deck – Bridge replacement continues. Much of the work currently taking place will not affect traffic. However, traffic could be stopped briefly to allow equipment to be moved. The entire project is scheduled for completion in spring 2014.

Route TT between Route 5 and Route MM – Roadside maintenance will take place Monday through Thursday, June 13th. One lane will be open, and crews will flag traffic through the work area.

Route MM between Route TT and the toll bridge – Roadside maintenance will take place Monday,  through Thursday.  One lane will be open, and crews will flag traffic through the work area.

 

MILLER COUNTY

Route 42 between Route 17 and Route 134 – Shoulder widening work continues.
Crews are currently working to build dirt embankments along the roadway, causing one lane to be closed. A pilot car will guide traffic through the work area.
Asphalt paving of the roadway and shoulders is under way.
A width restriction of 10 feet is in place between Route C and the city of Osage Beach.
The project is scheduled for completion by the end of the month.

Business Route 54 in Eldon – Roadway maintenance will take place Monday, June 10th through Thursday, June 13th. One lane will be open, and crews will flag traffic through the work area.

Business Route 54 in Lake Ozark – Roadway maintenance will take place Monday, June 10th, through Thursday, June 20th. One lane will be open, and crews will flag traffic through the work area.

Route D between Columbia Road and the end of state maintenance – Roadside maintenance will take place Monday and Tuesday.  One lane will be open, and crews will flag traffic through the work area.

 

MORGAN COUNTY

Route 50 at the Lamine River Bridge west of Syracuse and Route 50 at the Union Pacific Railroad Bridge west of Syracuse – Bridge deck replacement continues. One lane of each bridge will be open, and temporary traffic signals will move traffic through the work area. The entire project is scheduled for completion this fall.