The work week starting Monday, September 14th, will be another busy one around the City of Fishers.
Some good news…progress is being made in the area of Lantern Road and Commercial Drive, near the Target shopping center. By Wednesday, September 16th, the stop sign at the railroad tracks is scheduled to be replaced with signals and traffic signals will become operational on Commercial Drive.
106th Street is schedule to remain closed to traffic between Allisonville and Hague Roads through September 23rd.
Be aware that there will be lane restrictions on the westbound lanes of 116th Street near the downtown railroad tracks. The city says the restrictions will not be in place during “peak traffic hours.”
Below is a full listing of the road work from the city…
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Cyntheanne Road
Beginning the week of September 14, Cyntheanne Road could see shoulder work for construction of the acceleration and deceleration lane and passing blister at Oakhurt subdivision south of 104th Street. This project is dependent on the timing of utility work, and could be delayed until the week of September 21st.
Cyntheanne Road will also see lane restrictions during daytime hours for coring of the pavement to investigate pavement thicknesses.
Lantern Road and Commercial Drive Intersection
On or after Wednesday, September 16, the signal at Lantern Road and Commercial Drive will be online. At that time the railroad signal will also be activated.
104th Street
Passing blister construction could start as early as next week on 104th Street just west of Cyntheanne Road for the Steeplechase Sanctuary site.
106th Street
Force main work continues along 106th Street, and the road will be closed to thru traffic between Allisonville Road and Hague Road until September 23. Please use alternate routes while this closure is in effect.
116th Street
Continuing the week of September 14 there will be periodic lane restrictions along 116th Street in the westbound lane from the railroad tracks to Municipal Drive. Restrictions will be implemented outside of peak traffic hours.
131st Street
We appreciate your patience as shoulder work and striping continue along Parkside and Cumberland Road. Please use caution when traveling through the area.
136th Street
On Tuesday 9/15 and Wednesday 9/16, contractors will be replacing a storm pipe along 136 Street, 2000’ west of Cyntheanne Road in preparation for the new development, Hunters Run. This will be completed in two phases to prevent the road from being closed, however flaggers will be in place to help direct traffic during construction. Both Cyntheanne Road and 136th Street could see shoulder work for construction of the acceleration and deceleration lane at the entrance.