CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS THIS WEEK IN INDIANA, ARMSTRONG COUNTIES

Indiana Borough will do preliminary work on its summer paving program this week.  Donegal Construction Corporation will be milling select streets to prepare them for new asphalt.  The affected streets are:

• • Nixon Avenue between North 14^th and North 12^th Streets
  • Nixon Avenue between White and North Rex Avenues
  • Nixon Avenue between North Rex and North Wine Avenues
  • North Wine Avenue between Philadelphia and Water Streets
  • North 15^th Street between Philadelphia and Water Streets
  • North Rex Avenue between Philadelphia and Water Streets
  • North 16^th Street between Philadelphia and Water Streets
  • White Avenue between Philadelphia and Water Streets

The borough also advises that Sheffler and Company will be surveying multiple sites throughout Indiana on Tuesday for the construction of ADA ramps and sidewalks, and setting right-of-way.

A two-year water-line project gets underway tomorrow in Indiana County, and it could affect traffic.  Lines will be installed along several highways in Buffington, Cherryhill, Pine, Green, and Blacklick townships, starting tomorrow with Route 422 to Iverson Road in Blacklick Township.  That work will wrap up July 22^nd.

The crews will run new water lines from Route 403 to School Road in Cherryhill Township between July 22^nd and August 11^th, followed by Route 403 to Cameron Bottom Road in Cherryhill Township from August 11^th through January 5^th, and finally from Route 580 at the Penns Manor school complex through Cherryhill, Green, and Pine townships to Uniontown from January 26^th through June 23^rd of 2027.

The work will be done by Shadco and Ferri Contracting, and could involve traffic delays.

ARMSTRONG COUNTY

There is a pipe replacement project getting underway tomorrow and lasting until July 23^rd along Route 85 in Rural Valley, and it will result in the closure of one of the busy highway’s two lanes of travel, with an eleven-foot width restriction on all vehicles.  The work will be performed in daylight hours on weekdays and Saturdays as needed, with flaggers controlling traffic.

The $8.1 million project involving multiple roads and locations is scheduled for completion in early November.