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Chicago kicks off 2024 paving season with southwest side project
The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) and the Chicago Department of Water Management (DWM) have initiated the 2024 paving season in collaboration with 13th Ward Alderman Marty Quinn. The commencement of this year's repaving efforts, also known as milling operations, took place on the southwest side of the city. CDOT has set a target to resurface 150 miles of arterial and residential streets throughout the year.
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Chicago's CDOT announces pavement repairs on North DuSable Lake Shore Drive
The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) has announced plans to conduct pavement repairs on North DuSable Lake Shore Drive (DLSD) starting Monday, May 13. This initiative is part of the 2024 Arterial Resurfacing program, with pavement patching and other roadway repairs scheduled throughout May and June. The resurfacing work is set to commence in the fall.
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CDOT to Begin Pavement Repairs on South DuSable Lake Shore Drive
The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) has announced plans to commence pavement repairs on South DuSable Lake Shore Drive as part of the 2024 Arterial Resurfacing Program. The project is set to kick off on Monday, April 22, with the repair work spanning the area between Roosevelt Road and 31st Street in both the northbound and southbound directions. The anticipated duration of the project is approximately eight weeks.According to CDOT's schedule, there will be specific lane closures in place during various phases of the repair process. Southbound lane closures...
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CDOT Announces Start of Spring Bridge Lifts Along the Chicago River Saturday April 20
CDOT Announces Start of Spring Bridge Lifts Along the Chicago River Saturday April 20The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) has revealed that the spring bridge lifts will commence on Saturday, April 20, with the raising of 27 bridges from South Ashland Avenue to DuSable Lake Shore Drive.According to CDOT, "Each year, in the spring and fall, CDOT raises the movable bridges along the Main and South Branches of the Chicago River on a twice-weekly schedule on Saturdays and Wednesdays to accommodate recreational boats traveling to and from their storage yards."...