9/9/14 - Construction is resuming this week on the final leg of the Grand River reconstruction project near Brighton. This is the second half of a project aimed at repairing pavement curb on Livingston Countyâs busiest local road. The work will continue from just east of Hacker Road and ends at the westbound Iâ96 ramps. It will also include the westerly 800 feet of Hilton Road. The portion of Grand River from roughly Gordon Food Service eastward to Iâ96 will be done on an offâpeak basis between 9pm and 6am. Curb removal is scheduled to begin Thursday. The curb and adjacent driveways will be poured back on Saturday night unless rain interrupts the work, then it would happen the next workday. Curb repairs are scheduled to be completed on both sides of the segment by September 25th. Livingston County Road Commission Managing Director Mike Craine says this job will have a bit of a different character from the one just completed. Traffic volumes on this segment of Grand River approach 45,000 vehicles per day so some of work must be done at night to avoid gridlock. Schedule updates will be issued with each new phase and construction should wrap up by mid-November. More detailed information about the work that will be done this week and next is available in the attached press release. (JM)
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