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Daily Paving Delays This Week On Highway 29 From Cantonment To Molino
November 30, 2020
Drivers on Highway 29 can expect delays from Cantonment to Molino each day this week as contractors continue laying the final layer of asphalt.
There will be intermittent delays and lane closures between south of Muscogee Road to Highway 97 from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, according to the Florida Department of Transportation.
The resurfacing work is weather dependent and may be delayed or rescheduled in the event of inclement weather.
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3 Responses to “Daily Paving Delays This Week On Highway 29 From Cantonment To Molino”
Just waiting for 2024 to complete heck may even to get a good start. Putting signs out each day does not constitute working. I have not even seen a paving machine on sote since before Thanksgiving. What a joke.
At the rate this area is being paved we may see who wins president in 2024 before we see a newly paved road. Maybe they will start paving it for the next time as soon as they are finished, that sounds like job security. We have to quit awarding contracts to the companies who have to much work for the work force they have on payroll. Work a few days and move equipment to the other jobs for a few days doesn’t get anything finished.
Keep seeing reports that they are gonna be paving and have only seen them like two or three times in the last 2 weeks paving. What’s up?