Full Notification

Week of November 21-25, 2022*

Concrete barriers have been installed on Witherspoon Street between Nassau Street and Spring Street. Motorists should proceed with caution, follow the 25 MPH speed limit and adhere to the STOP sign at Spring Street.

• Earle Asphalt will continue pouring the new roadway slab and curb along the eastern curb line. The road will be closed temporarily at times to allow for the concrete pours, approximately, up to one hour. The roadway pavers will also be installed.
• Similar to Stage 1, a 4-5 foot wide walking path nearest to the frontage of the eastern businesses will remain for pedestrian traffic. Snow fence will be installed along the east side, closest to the pedestrian walkway.
• Earle Asphalt will not be on site Thursday and Friday, November 24th-25th, due to the Thanksgiving Holiday.

• The active travel lane has shifted onto the new paver roadway.
• Witherspoon Street will remain open to traffic traveling northbound. Stopping, Standing or Loading is not allowed in the travel lane. Parking is not available between Nassau Street and Spring Street during construction.
• Temporary detours around Witherspoon Street will be in place during the concrete pours.
• Motorists should follow posted detours when applicable.
• Palmer Square, Spring Street Parking Garage, Hulfish Parking Garage and the Griggs Corner Lot will be open and accessible. Residents and visitors are strongly encouraged to utilize the parking garages as on-street parking is VERY limited.
• A new temporary loading zone was installed on Witherspoon Street between Hulfish Street and Paul Robeson Place / Wiggins Street, along the curb at Hinds Plaza and the public library. All Business delivery trucks shall utilize designated loading zones and crosswalks. Stopping in the travel lane to load or unload is prohibited. Other available loading zones are on Nassau Street, Spring Street, and Hulfish Street.

Instructions:

Plan accordingly and follow detours.