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The City of Moab is redesigning Kane Creek Boulevard from Main Street to 500 West. Construction is scheduled to begin in mid-February 2024.
Project Update and Schedule
SCHEDULE: July 22-29
In the past few weeks crews have been working to install improved fire hydrants across the project. These operations are ongoing. Work to reconstruct new storm drain facilities has been in-progress for the past month. Local flooding has affected the project over the past month, and scheduled water tie ins were delayed three weeks. We expect these to be completed by Monday, August 5.
Crews working to construct new storm drain on Kane Creek Boulevard
Flagging operations will remain in effect. Please be aware of the direction of traffic and wait until you see cars moving in the direction you intend on traveling before entering the work zone. Expect delays of up to 15 minutes, and plan your journeys accordingly.
Scheduled Water Service Outage Notice
Project crews will be working 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. In order to optimize safety, travelers should remain aware of construction equipment, and obey all posted traffic control.
Residences and businesses will experience a water shut off while service is transferred from old facilities to new ones. Shut-down times will vary by section and be up to an 8-hour disruption in water service at some locations. This work is ongoing and will continue through Monday, August 5th.Due to flooding on the project the original water shut off schedule has been disrupted.The project is separated into different sections, each section will take one day to complete. In order to accommodate stakeholder needs along the corridor, we ask that residents and business owners contact Mike with the Public Involvement team if specific dates are more favorable to them. Affected stakeholders will be notified 72 hours before each shut down.
Three ways to stay current on the project:
Visit this project page, engagemoab.com/KaneCreek, frequently to see updates, and post questions and comments;
Kane Creek Boulevard Complete Streets Improvements Project Area (The city's Kane Creek Boulevard improvements will affect only the section of road from Main Street to 500 West)Kane Creek Boulevard is one of the most heavily used streets in Moab, with 5,000 cars per day traveling between Main Street and 500 West where these improvements are planned. The complete streets design will better ensure safe access for motor vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians who rely on Kane Creek Boulevard daily. The complete streets approach not only considers vehicle traffic but also pedestrian and bicycle traffic to help ensure safe, comfortable access for all users.
Project Notice
The City of Moab is redesigning Kane Creek Boulevard from Main Street to 500 West. Construction is scheduled to begin in mid-February 2024.
Project Update and Schedule
SCHEDULE: July 22-29
In the past few weeks crews have been working to install improved fire hydrants across the project. These operations are ongoing. Work to reconstruct new storm drain facilities has been in-progress for the past month. Local flooding has affected the project over the past month, and scheduled water tie ins were delayed three weeks. We expect these to be completed by Monday, August 5.
Crews working to construct new storm drain on Kane Creek Boulevard
Flagging operations will remain in effect. Please be aware of the direction of traffic and wait until you see cars moving in the direction you intend on traveling before entering the work zone. Expect delays of up to 15 minutes, and plan your journeys accordingly.
Scheduled Water Service Outage Notice
Project crews will be working 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. In order to optimize safety, travelers should remain aware of construction equipment, and obey all posted traffic control.
Residences and businesses will experience a water shut off while service is transferred from old facilities to new ones. Shut-down times will vary by section and be up to an 8-hour disruption in water service at some locations. This work is ongoing and will continue through Monday, August 5th.Due to flooding on the project the original water shut off schedule has been disrupted.The project is separated into different sections, each section will take one day to complete. In order to accommodate stakeholder needs along the corridor, we ask that residents and business owners contact Mike with the Public Involvement team if specific dates are more favorable to them. Affected stakeholders will be notified 72 hours before each shut down.
Three ways to stay current on the project:
Visit this project page, engagemoab.com/KaneCreek, frequently to see updates, and post questions and comments;
Kane Creek Boulevard Complete Streets Improvements Project Area (The city's Kane Creek Boulevard improvements will affect only the section of road from Main Street to 500 West)Kane Creek Boulevard is one of the most heavily used streets in Moab, with 5,000 cars per day traveling between Main Street and 500 West where these improvements are planned. The complete streets design will better ensure safe access for motor vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians who rely on Kane Creek Boulevard daily. The complete streets approach not only considers vehicle traffic but also pedestrian and bicycle traffic to help ensure safe, comfortable access for all users.
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Who is the contractor to rebuild Kane Creek?
Kevin
asked
6 months ago
Thank you for your interest. The contractor for the project is Hank Williams Construction located in Norwood, CO.
Share How can the general public see a breakdown of this project budget to see what parts are costing what percentages of the $8 million. I assumed most of the millions were for sewage for new low-income housing projects off the Kane Creek Apartments, with sewer lift station. But if some of this work will have to be torn up in the next 10 to 20 years to accomodate needed sewer lines, this is a waste of money. Also, if there are not utility stubs for known developements along this project...at least a break in the curb for access to the properties that have submitted plans...the lack of oversight and staying within budget...there is little accountability or logic. How can the general public respect the city needing millions of dollars for projects, when millions of dollars are wasted for aesthetics not needed by this
population, while what is needed is basic improvement of infrastructure for utilities and development! on FacebookShare How can the general public see a breakdown of this project budget to see what parts are costing what percentages of the $8 million. I assumed most of the millions were for sewage for new low-income housing projects off the Kane Creek Apartments, with sewer lift station. But if some of this work will have to be torn up in the next 10 to 20 years to accomodate needed sewer lines, this is a waste of money. Also, if there are not utility stubs for known developements along this project...at least a break in the curb for access to the properties that have submitted plans...the lack of oversight and staying within budget...there is little accountability or logic. How can the general public respect the city needing millions of dollars for projects, when millions of dollars are wasted for aesthetics not needed by this
population, while what is needed is basic improvement of infrastructure for utilities and development! on TwitterShare How can the general public see a breakdown of this project budget to see what parts are costing what percentages of the $8 million. I assumed most of the millions were for sewage for new low-income housing projects off the Kane Creek Apartments, with sewer lift station. But if some of this work will have to be torn up in the next 10 to 20 years to accomodate needed sewer lines, this is a waste of money. Also, if there are not utility stubs for known developements along this project...at least a break in the curb for access to the properties that have submitted plans...the lack of oversight and staying within budget...there is little accountability or logic. How can the general public respect the city needing millions of dollars for projects, when millions of dollars are wasted for aesthetics not needed by this
population, while what is needed is basic improvement of infrastructure for utilities and development! on LinkedinEmail How can the general public see a breakdown of this project budget to see what parts are costing what percentages of the $8 million. I assumed most of the millions were for sewage for new low-income housing projects off the Kane Creek Apartments, with sewer lift station. But if some of this work will have to be torn up in the next 10 to 20 years to accomodate needed sewer lines, this is a waste of money. Also, if there are not utility stubs for known developements along this project...at least a break in the curb for access to the properties that have submitted plans...the lack of oversight and staying within budget...there is little accountability or logic. How can the general public respect the city needing millions of dollars for projects, when millions of dollars are wasted for aesthetics not needed by this
population, while what is needed is basic improvement of infrastructure for utilities and development! link
How can the general public see a breakdown of this project budget to see what parts are costing what percentages of the $8 million. I assumed most of the millions were for sewage for new low-income housing projects off the Kane Creek Apartments, with sewer lift station. But if some of this work will have to be torn up in the next 10 to 20 years to accomodate needed sewer lines, this is a waste of money. Also, if there are not utility stubs for known developements along this project...at least a break in the curb for access to the properties that have submitted plans...the lack of oversight and staying within budget...there is little accountability or logic. How can the general public respect the city needing millions of dollars for projects, when millions of dollars are wasted for aesthetics not needed by this
population, while what is needed is basic improvement of infrastructure for utilities and development!
Molly Taylor
asked
6 months ago
Thanks for your comment! We are working on gathering this information for you.
Crews working to construct new storm drain on Kane Creek Boulevard
*Schedule is subject to weather and other unforeseen circumstances. 
Kane Creek Boulevard is one of the most heavily used streets in Moab, with 5,000 cars per day traveling between Main Street and 500 West where these improvements are planned. The complete streets design will better ensure safe access for motor vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians who rely on Kane Creek Boulevard daily. The complete streets approach not only considers vehicle traffic but also pedestrian and bicycle traffic to help ensure safe, comfortable access for all users.
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