The Logan County Engineer’s Office has announced that the Shelly Company will begin construction on several local roads.
The work will take place from 7:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. daily, with access limited to emergency vehicles and local traffic only; through traffic will not be permitted.
The following roads will be impacted:
- County Road 10: From Organ Avenue in Bellefontaine to Zanesfield Corporation Line, through October 1
Upcoming Project:
- County Road 9: From State Route 47 to State Route 274, beginning October 2 and running through October 11
Travelers are advised to exercise caution in the construction zones due to unmarked no-passing areas and potential drop-offs along the road edges.
Additionally, butt joints will be cut at intersections and bridges prior to paving, resulting in bumps in the roadway.
Motorists are urged to reduce speeds to 15 mph or less when passing through these areas.
The schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions.
The Logan County Engineer’s Office appreciates the community’s cooperation and apologizes for any inconvenience caused during this necessary construction.
As you are headed out the door and traveling around Logan County this week, the State of Ohio will be working on the following roadways:
NEW IMPACTS:
State Route 235 Railroad Crossing Closure – State Route 235 will be closed between New Street and Mill Street starting Thursday, September 26 through Thursday, October 10. The railway will be working on the railroad crossing.
- Detour:
- State Route 29 East to State Route 296 East to U.S. 68 North to State Route 508 West to State Route 235
CONTINUING IMPACTS
State Route 366 Resurfacing – Expect intermittent lane closures on State Route 366 between State Route 117 to Township Road 94 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Thursday, October 31. Traffic will be maintained through a flagging operation. Crews will be resurfacing the roadway.
State Route 368 Resurfacing – Expect intermittent lane closures on State Route 368 between State Route 366 to Buckeye Drive from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Thursday, October 31. Traffic will be maintained through a flagging operation. Crews will be resurfacing the roadway.
