12/8/2008
Public meeting in Bliss will highlight I-84 reconstruction
BLISS - Local residents and organizations are encouraged to attend an open house on Tuesday to discuss the reconstruction of Interstate 84 between Bliss and King Hill, the Idaho Transportation Department announced.
The Dec. 9 open house will provide information about the full-width pavement rehabilitation project scheduled to take place during summer 2009. Among the topics to be discussed will be the closure of the West Bliss/Pioneer Road exit and the Bliss Rest Area.
The approximately eight-mile project will remove cracking, rutting and pot holes, restore the surface smoothness and increase the structural value of the section.
The open house meeting will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday at the Bliss School cafeteria at 601 East U.S. 30 in Bliss. Transportation department staff will be on hand to explain the proposed improvements, answer questions and gather comments.
The Dec. 9 open house will provide information about the full-width pavement rehabilitation project scheduled to take place during summer 2009. Among the topics to be discussed will be the closure of the West Bliss/Pioneer Road exit and the Bliss Rest Area.
The approximately eight-mile project will remove cracking, rutting and pot holes, restore the surface smoothness and increase the structural value of the section.
The open house meeting will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday at the Bliss School cafeteria at 601 East U.S. 30 in Bliss. Transportation department staff will be on hand to explain the proposed improvements, answer questions and gather comments.