High Point Road Bridge Replacement
Project Details
Project Information
Construction Update
HIgh Point Road is open to all traffic
Work this week -
- Maintained project traffic control, including full closure & detour of High Point Road
- Continued concrete staining operations
- Continued installing steel railing on the retaining walls
- Continued with electrical work
- Installed screening on bridge railing
- Paved asphalt on the roadway and bike paths
- Performed the various landscaping operations
- Installed the overhead sign supports
- Painted the various pavement markings
- Installed the permanent chain link right-of-way fencing
Work scheduled for the next week -
- Final cleanup and project punch list work.
Traffic impacts -
- High Point Road REMAINS CLOSED to traffic
Possible daytime lane closures on eastbound / westbound Beltline from 9 AM to 3 PM between Gammon Road and Mineral Point Road to perform final cleanup and project punch list work.
Project Description:
The proposed project is a Wisconsin DOT bridge replacement project that will replace the existing bridge carrying High Point Road over US 12/14 (West Beltline Highway) and reconstruct 0.26 miles of High Point Road between Goldenrod Lane and D’onofrio Drive. High Point Road will be widened to accommodate two lanes of traffic plus a bike lane in each direction. Sidewalk will be constructed along both sides of High Point Road, including the west side of the road between the bridge and D’onofrio Drive where none currently exists.
South High Point Road will be closed to traffic from Watts Road To D’onofrio Drive for the duration of the project.
Contact information -
The project field office is located in an office building at 579 D’Onofrio Drive, Suite 3 on the Ground Floor, (far east end of building).
Business and property owners can contact the on-site Project Leader Jon Maxwell at 608.963.4539, email: jmaxwell@msa-ps.com, or the WisDOT Project Manager David Layton at 608.246.3821, email: david.layton@dot.wi.gov.
For more information regarding traffic impacts and highway improvement projects in
Wisconsin, please visit the following:
The Department of Transportation’s 511 website: http://projects.511wi.gov/region/
The project is scheduled to begin February 6, 2017 and last until September 1, 2017