Public Notice: Intersection Improvement Project Will Impact Woodall’s Mobile Home Park
WHO: Kamminga and Roodvoets, Inc., City of Lakeland & FDOT
WHAT: Shoulder Closure for Drainage Improvements
WHERE: Westbound US92 Between Wabash Avenue and Chestnut Road
WHEN: March 14th – March 19th
WHY: Part of Wabash Avenue Intersection Improvement Project
LAKELAND, FL (March 12, 2021) | A contractor (K&R) working for the City of Lakeland and the Florida Department of Transportation will be closing the shoulder on a portion of US 92/George Jenkins Boulevard between Wabash Avenue and Chestnut Street for drainage improvements. The closure will start Sunday, March 14th and is scheduled to end Thursday, March 19th . All lanes will remain open to traffic on US92 but Woodall's Mobile Home Park driveways at Ithaca Avenue and South Jackson Avenue will be impacted during the project.
These drainage improvements are part of the US 92 and Wabash Avenue Intersection Improvement Project that is being funded by both the Florida Department of Transportation and the City of Lakeland. All lanes will remain open to traffic. For more information regarding this project, contact Greg James, Assistant Director of Public Works at 863.834.8440.
Contacts
Greg James
Assistant Director of Public Works
City of Lakeland
863.834.8440
greg.james@lakelandgov.net
Kevin Cook
Director of Communications
City of Lakeland
863.834.6264
Kevin.Cook@LakelandGov.net
About Lakeland
The City of Lakeland was incorporated in January 1885 and has grown to become one of the largest inland communities in Florida. With a current population of over 100,000, Lakeland continues to grow. It has been designated a Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area by the US Census Bureau for over 30 years. With tourist attractions and gulf beaches only an hour away, Lakeland continues to capitalize on its ideal central Florida location along the I-4 corridor. The City owns and operates Lakeland Electric, the third-largest publicly owned utility in Florida and it was one of the first to offer power in the Sunshine State over 110 years ago.
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