The Porter Township trustees announce the 2006 summer season for the Porter Township Community Pool begins at noon today. The community pool will be open seven days a week for the entire summer. Pool memberships may be purchased at the front desk of the pool every day.
County engineer announces work
Clyde S. Willis, Scioto County engineer, announces the work schedule for Tuesday through Friday for his office:
Installing tile - Essman-Sugar Camp in Bloom Township.
Berm work - Havener Lane in Bloom Township; Great Meadow in Bloom Township.
Mowing - Rocky Fork and Tick Ridge-Koenig Hill in Brush Creek Township; Thompson Hill and Big Spruce Little Bear in Brush Creek and Union townships; Upper Twin Creek in Brush Creek and Nile townships; Bloom Furnace, Oak Hill Branch, Essman-Sugar Camp, Jackson Furnace, Laurel Like and Neff Bratton in Bloom Township; Frederick and Bennett Schoolhouse in Bloom and Harrison townships; Kentucky Trail-Hanes in Bloom, Harrison and Madison townships; Salem, Mount Carmel, Brame, White Gravey-Dewey and White Gravel-McDaniel in Madison Township.
Bridge replacement - Arion Road, County Road 48 in Union Township, will be closed through June 30 both day and night; bridged located by the railroad tracks, 2.53 miles from Ohio 73, nine tenths mile from Henley Deemer; replacement by county crews; no detour provided, open on both ends.
Resurfacing project is set to begin
A resurfacing project is set to begin on approximately 10.5 miles of Ohio 32 and 73 in Adams County, with preliminary operations already under way.
Crews from the Shelly Company, of Thornville, have begun removing raised pavement markers and making surface repairs for a paving project that will begin in the coming week. The project calls for the placement of asphalt overlay, RPM replacement and striping on Ohio 32 between its junction with Ohio 73 and the Pike County line, as well as on Ohio 73 from Ohio 32 to the Scioto County line.
Motorists may encounter some intermittent periods of delay while crews are working in the project zones; however, Ohio 32 traffic will be maintained in at least one lane in each direction at all times, and Ohio 73 traffic will be maintained in one lane with the use of flaggers.
The Shelly Company was awarded the contract in the amount of approximately $745,000 to complete the project, and all work is expected to be completed by early summer.
In a separate project, the Shelly Company will continue with a preventive maintenance project on the northern portion of Ohio 73 in Adams County. The 10.26-mile chip-seal project extends from the Highland County line to just north of Ohio 32.
Traffic will be maintained in one lane with the use of flaggers when crews are at work, and the project is scheduled to be completed by June 15.
From PDT staff reports
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