Announced today, the transformation of the three-way stop at Carrigan and Hague Roads to a roundabout will begin in September.
The overall project will cost $1.1 million, but because of funding received from the Indiana Department of Transportation the City of Noblesville’s portion is $150,000.
Utility relocation was recently completed and construction signs are being installed in the work zone. Rieth-Riley Construction will begin work on the intersection on Sept. 1 with the installation of storm sewers.
While closures are limited, construction activity will occur while the intersection is open to traffic.
One 20-day closure is planned for the project beginning on Oct. 21. Hague Road immediately north of the intersection will be closed to complete work. During this period, Carrigan Road will still remain open for eastbound and westbound traffic, while Hague Road will remain open south of Carrigan Road.
During the closure, the city recommends that northbound traffic use James Road to 211th Street to Hague Road or detour west to either Schulley Road or Mill Creek Road west of the reservoir.
Key dates for the project include:
*All dates are weather dependent.
• Sept. 1 – Construction begins.
• Week of Oct. 21 – Hague Road north of Carrigan Closed for approximately 20 days.
• Nov. 16 – Roundabout fully open to traffic.
• June 30, 2016 – Deadline for final surface and pavement markings (project complete).
Reminders about traffic restrictions will be announced during the construction process. For questions about the project, contact City Engineer John Beery at [email protected] or 776-6330.
