White Springs —
The construction on US 41 in White Springs is expected to switch gears Monday from sidewalk and drainage work to paving as part of the 16-mile resurfacing project in Hamilton County from US 129 to the Columbia County line.
Work began in October with one crew replacing sections of sidewalk, curb and ditch pavement in town, while a second crew removed and replaced the top layer of asphalt from just north of White Springs to US 129 south of Jasper.
Paving begins Monday in White Springs near the entrance of the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park and continues south to the Columbia County line at the Suwannee River Bridge. Crews will then turn around and pave the northbound lane. Motorists can continue to expect daytime lane closures Monday through Friday after 8:30 a.m. and possibly some weekend construction.
Anderson Columbia Company, Inc. of Lake City is doing the work for FDOT at a cost of $4.4 million. The work is expected to be completed by early March, depending on weather conditions and other unexpected circumstances.
For additional information regarding this project or other FDOT projects around Northeast Florida, visit www.nflroads.com or call 800-475-0044.
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