Residents and commuters in Lewisville, take note: Get ready for some traffic disruptions as Centennial Drive is about to transform. The city has tapped Reynolds Asphalt and Construction Co. to re-asphalt the stretch from Fox Ave to Edmonds Ln. The announcement on Lewisville City Hall's Facebook page outlines the upcoming work, slated to commence tomorrow and, assuming the weather plays ball, be completed by February 17.
During the renovation period, which is anticipated to improve the driving experience for countless vehicles daily, heavy machinery will dominate the scene, demanding parked cars to vanish from the street from the prime hours of 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., failing which, they risk falling prey to towing, the financial burden borne by the owners; a fair warning to adhere to for those who frequent the area. Lane closures and expected short delays add to drivers' temporary but necessary plight. The city apologizes for the disturbance bound to ripple through your routines.
Those directly affected by the construction might be scrambling to rework their parking strategies, and everyone's patience will be tested. However, this inconvenience, while palpable, is a short-lived sacrifice for the long-term smoothness slated for one of the thoroughfares of Lewisville. Questions and concerns can be directed to the Street Division, whose lines – open at 972.219.3510 – stand as a beacon for clarity amidst the bevy of construction quandaries.
