Residents in Upper Arlington may need to adjust their parking habits this week as minor street repairs get underway. The city's Public Works Division has rolled out a schedule for asphalt fixes on several streets from May 19 to 23. Work will be conducted in the light of day, 7 am to 5 pm, promising minor inconveniences for the community's daily commute.
The city announced yesterday that asphalt crews set up shop on Stanford Road, stretching between Glenn Avenue and Westwood Road. Today and tomorrow, Fairfax Road from Westover to Guilford will also be under the workers' purview. According to the City of Upper Arlington's announcement, the city advises locals to avoid on-street parking when the repairs hit their block.
The week marches on with Thursday bringing a fresh wave of repairs to Brandon Road, sandwiched between Berkshire Road and Cardiff Road. Finally, wrapping up the week's work, Friday's focus shifts to Upper Chelsea Road, bookended by Waltham Road and Edgemont Road. While the repairs are described as 'minor,' the smoothness of one's daily drive may beg to differ.
All dates mentioned are etched into the city's plans but could be erased by inclement weather or other unexpected events. Looking up from the schedule, one can note the city's effort to mitigate traffic disruptions and ease the pains of public works. The city promises that these temporary measures will lead to improved streets and, by extension, a smoother journey for all.
