Brunk Excavating and utilities giant Duke Energy are teaming up to kick off a new pipeline project that's got a slice of Evendale bracing for a bit of traffic snarls. If you're planning to drive down Glendale Milford Road in the coming month, take note: you're going to want to budget some extra time or pick a new route. According to an alert from Evendale Emergency Services, the natural gas line work will be punctuated by some stop-and-go with single-lane closures coming into effect.
The closures are set to pepper the stretch around 3521 Glendale Milford Road, but rest easy - they're temporary, just a 350-foot section to be exact. Of course, this is more than a drop in the bucket for local commuters. Brunk Excavating and Duke understand that, which is why they're bringing in pros to manage the maze; a specialist traffic control company will be on deck, with all the right signs and flaggers to keep vehicles rolling through as smoothly as possible.
Here's the skinny on the timeline. These traffic interruptions are short-term, expected from October 20 to November 21. That's just over a month of the dance between moving through and moving aside as these crews do their thing to ensure the pipeline project wraps up without a hitch.
