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Temporary Repairs On Bunton Lane To Begin June 8th

9 years ago
The City of Kyle’s Street Department crews are set to begin temporary repairs to Bunton Creek Road. 
 
This project consists of the repair of several areas in the road that present the biggest problems for motorist.  These areas are located west of Dacy Lane and prior to Fire Station #2.
 
The repairs are scheduled to begin the week of June 8th and will take approximately three weeks to complete. Motorists are also advised to expect traffic delays during this time and to be alert to the presence of construction workers while the repairs are being completed.
 
The complete reconstruction of Bunton Creek Road as approved by voters as part of the $36 million road bond is scheduled to begin as early as October of this year and will include the addition of a two way left turn lane, the placement of a three-way stop at Goforth and Dacy Lane, and improved drainage.
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