CITY OF SALISBURY ANNOUNCES RESCHEDULED ROAD CLOSURE ON BENNY STREET FOR MANHOLE INSTALLATION
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The City of Salisbury is taking important steps to improve its infrastructure with a newly rescheduled road closure on Benny Street. The construction, originally set for an earlier date, will now begin on May 27 at 8 a.m.
This work will focus on the precise installation of a new sewer manhole, which is essential for the city's long-term planning and quality of life, even though it may cause some temporary inconvenience.
Benny Street, specifically the section between Naylor Street and Marshall Street, will be closed to through traffic during the construction, which is expected to be completed by the end of the day on May 28.
However, local traffic will still have access to Naylor Street and Marshall Street, ensuring minimal disruption for residents.
Motorists traveling through Salisbury are encouraged to plan alternate routes and exercise caution when navigating the area. This proactive approach will help reduce delays and enhance road safety.
The City of Salisbury appreciates the public's patience and is confident that once completed, the installation will positively impact the city's infrastructure. For any questions or further information, please contact Gillis Gilkerson at 410-749-4821.
Overall, while short-term adjustments are necessary, these vital infrastructure improvements are crucial for the sustainable growth and well-being of Salisbury. The city thanks its residents for their understanding and cooperation.
This work will focus on the precise installation of a new sewer manhole, which is essential for the city's long-term planning and quality of life, even though it may cause some temporary inconvenience.
Benny Street, specifically the section between Naylor Street and Marshall Street, will be closed to through traffic during the construction, which is expected to be completed by the end of the day on May 28.
However, local traffic will still have access to Naylor Street and Marshall Street, ensuring minimal disruption for residents.
Motorists traveling through Salisbury are encouraged to plan alternate routes and exercise caution when navigating the area. This proactive approach will help reduce delays and enhance road safety.
The City of Salisbury appreciates the public's patience and is confident that once completed, the installation will positively impact the city's infrastructure. For any questions or further information, please contact Gillis Gilkerson at 410-749-4821.
Overall, while short-term adjustments are necessary, these vital infrastructure improvements are crucial for the sustainable growth and well-being of Salisbury. The city thanks its residents for their understanding and cooperation.
