Final Paving of South Section of Razorback Road Due to Start Monday
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Street construction crews plan to start the final pavement work required to finish the expanded section of South Razorback Rd. starting on Monday, June 15, with the work expected to be completed by Friday, June 19.
Two lanes will remain open for traffic on Razorback Road during the paving and striping work. However the side streets Mitchel Street, Carlson Drive, Leroy Pond Road and Nettleship Street will have to be closed at times as the work progresses. It is impossible to know exactly when or how long these streets will be closed, so drivers should be prepared to find alternate routes during the week.
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