The city of San Angelo released an update Friday on the Chadbourne Street construction project to enhance community accessibility.
Street lighting on schedule for October or with installation in weeks following.
Turning lane striping will allow section to open soon.
Open to traffic from the north.
Barricades are set at southside parking lot driveways by Harris intersection in a church parking lot. Drivers can U-turn or exit through the lot if needed.
Turning lane striping will be added once the Harris intersection is complete.
Parking striping will be applied later in project when thermoplastic is installed.
Street lighting for this section will be installed along with the next section.
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Work began ahead of schedule on Aug. 12.
Blaine's parking lot driveway complete.
Intersection corners are finished.
Three of the four crosswalks are complete. The east crosswalk will be completed next week.
The southwest sidewalk along the east side of Harris is complete.
Curbing and concrete between the curbs and sidewalk on the east part of Harris are still outstanding. This will be completed next week.
Concrete paving of driving lanes will begin the week of Sept. 21.
Construction of Harris intersection is still on schedule with an expected completion date of the week of Sept. 21. Any delays will be communicated.
Will go from Gillis Street to 150 feet east of the intersection and 20-40 feet to the north.
Traffic will have full access from the south up to College.
This article originally appeared on San Angelo Standard-Times: City of San Angelo shares latest on Chadbourne construction