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Yes, there is a traffic signal planned for this intersection. A date has not been set for the installation, however, it is likely that the signal will be installed in the 2019 construction season.

The project will remove the existing asphalt pavement to the full width of the existing roadway down to the surface of the existing concrete slab. The slabs will then be removed and a new subbase will be constructed. A number of existing drainage culverts will be repaired or replaced and subsurface drainage will be installed in strategic locations. This will improve the structural integrity of the roadway, increasing its useful life, and reducing maintenance costs.

Work will be completed in segments and primarily at night to reduce impacts to the community and travelers. This will maintain two lanes of traffic during the daytime in segments of this heavily traveled corridor. The Contractor will work to limit the amount of time that drivers will be required to drive on the exposed gravel subbase during the concrete slab removal phase.

Weekend work is not anticipated for the Route 100 Rehabilitation project, unless weather or other events delay the project.

Yes, the existing shoulders will be increased to a consistent five foot width, where feasible, to accommodate bicyclists. Marked bicycle lanes will exist between Shaw’s and Guptil Road on both sides of Route 100. Unmarked but expanded shoulders will continue between Guptil Road and Stowe.

The construction is scheduled to take place in segments that may last a week or two at each location.

Depending on the nature of your concern you can contact any one of the resources below and they will work with you or direct you to get the information you need.  

• General Project Assistance: Barbara Farr, 802-888-3810, Waterbury Transportation Liaison, [email protected]

• Business Assistance: Alyssa Johnson, 802-585-9525, Waterbury Economic Development Director, [email protected]

• Visitor Assistance: Karen Nevin, 802-793-6029, Executive Director, Revitalizing Waterbury, [email protected]

Yes. Every business will be accessible at all times during construction. Special efforts will be made to promote and market businesses in Waterbury that may be impacted by the road construction. Contact Alyssa for additional information.

No signed detours are planned during construction on the Route 100 Rehabilitation project. Exceptions for signed detours may take place in the event unexpected complications cannot be avoided. Check the weekly construction area map for sections that are being worked on.