The City of Taylor recently received Federal Funding through the Michigan Department of Transportation to repair and resurface Beech Daly Road from Eureka Road to Brest Road.
However, due to last-minute scheduling conflict, the work will not begin until Thursday, August 18. The work was originally scheduled to begin on Monday, August 15.
Spalding DeDecker Engineering and Surveying is acting as the City’s engineering and inspection consultant for this project. Through a competitive bidding process administered by MDOT, Florence Cement Company of Shelby Township was awarded the contract for this work.
The asphalt surface will be milled off, areas of concrete base will be repaired, utility structures adjusted and repaired, and the final road surface constructed. This work will be done in two stages. The first is the section of Beech Daly from Eureka to Northline, and the second, Beech Daly from Northline to Brest. During the work, a portion of Beech Daly will be closed to traffic and detoured around the construction work.
CLICK HERE: The attached flyer describes the construction stages, detour routes and estimated duration
Spalding DeDecker employees will be distributing “door hangers” with this same information to all properties on Beech Daly affected by the work on Thursday and Friday, August 11 and 12. The project has a final completion date of October 14, 2016.
During this time residents may lose access to driveways and the front or side of their house or building for short periods of time. For your own convenience, and so that the work can be performed in a safe and timely manner, kindly park vehicles in other locations when the contractors are working on the street.
Trash pick-up will continue on the regularly scheduled day and trash containers should be placed at the edge of the street. On side streets, locate the containers such that they will be away from parked vehicles and be able to be picked up by the waste hauler.
We apologize for the inconvenience this work may cause you. The City, Spalding DeDecker and Florence Cement will try to limit the inconvenience as best as possible. Your cooperation in this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Should you have any questions, kindly contact Greg Mayhew, City Engineer, at 734-374-1473, or by email at gmayhew@ci.taylor.mi.us.