South Six Mile Road will close between 10th Street and Oak Grove Trail starting Wednesday, November 11, for utility work and paving, the City of Sioux Falls said in an announcement published November 9.
Lidel Construction Company will do the work, and the city said it is expected to be completed by the end of the day Wednesday, November 18, if conditions are favorable. The city said drivers should use caution and reduced speeds near the construction area and may want to consider alternate routes.
Starting Wednesday, November 11, motorists should also expect lane closures and left-turn restrictions at the 26th Street and Marion Road intersection as crews continue concrete joint replacement, according to the city. Crews will work in the center of the intersection, with at least one through lane open in each direction at all times, the announcement said. Left turns will not be permitted during this phase, the city said.
Work in the center of the intersection is expected to be completed by Monday, November 16, weather permitting, after which left turns will be allowed, according to the announcement. The final phase will involve construction on the east and west legs of the intersection, and all lanes are expected to be fully open by Monday, November 23, if weather permits, the city said. The city said motorists should use alternate routes and expect delays, and advised caution and reduced speeds in the work zone.
The announcement lists the City of Sioux Falls at City Hall, 224 W. Ninth St., Sioux Falls, SD 57104.
