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Crews will begin the $1.1 million resurfacing project on Monday.
They'll be removing the current pavement and replacing it with a new surface, as well as adding permanent striping and rumble strips. Traffic will be reduced to one lane wherever crews are working, and MoDOT says drivers should wait for a pilot vehicle before entering the work zones.
The first work zone is along Missouri Highway 37, Central Avenue south to US Route 60. Crews will work overnight, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., Sunday through Thursday, with all lanes open in the daytime.
The second work zone is along Business 60, Cleveland Avenue, until its intersection with US 60. Work will be done during daylight hours, with all lanes open at night. MoDOT expects the project to be done by July 1.
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