Overnight roadwork set for downtown Columbia, streets near MU’s campus
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)
Overnight roadwork for a number of downtown Columbia streets and roads near the University of Missouri’s campus will begin 5 p.m. Thursday, according to a Monday press release from the City of Columbia.
Crews will mill and overlay pavement for about three weeks, with an expected completion set for 7 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 7, the release says. Vehicles parked in in working areas may be towed. Parking garages in the city are free from 6 p.m.-8 a.m.
The list of affected streets includes:
- Rogers Street from Rangeline Street to North College Avenue
- East Broadway from Tenth Street to Hitt Street
- Cherry Street from Hitt Street to South Seventh Street
- Locust Street from South Providence Road to South Fifth Street
- University Avenue from South Ninth Street to South College Avenue
- Hamilton Way from Hitt Street to Waugh Street
- South Fifth Street from Turner Avenue to East Stewart Road
- South Fifth Street from Cherry Street to Ash Street
- South Seventh Street from Park Avenue to Locust Street
- South Eighth Street from Park Avenue to Elm Street
- South Ninth Street from Park Avenue to East Broadway
- South Ninth Street from Cherry Street to Conley Avenue
- South Tenth Street from Rogers Street to Elm Street
- Conley Avenue from South Fifth Street to the concrete west of Tiger Avenue
- Conley Avenue from South Ninth Street to the concrete east of Tiger Avenue
- Tiger Avenue from Conley Avenue to Kentucky Boulevard
- Richmond Avenue from Rollins Street to Kentucky Boulevard
- Rollins Street from South College Avenue to Hitt Street
- Rollins Street from Hitt Street to Tiger Avenue
- Hitt Street from Rollins Street to Lake Street
