UPDATE:
The City of Manhattan said that local contractors tackled the following work list Sunday in hopes of getting more commute routes fully reopened before Monday:•
--Claflin Road, all 4 lanes from Denison to Seth Child•
--Anderson Avenue, all 4 lanes from from Sunset to Seth Child• Kimball Avenue,
--All lanes from Tuttle Creek Blvd. to Vanesta• College Avenue,
--All 4 lanes from from Claflin to Kimball• North Manhattan Avenue,
--All lanes from Kimball to Bluemont• Bluemont Avenue,
--All lanes from North Manhattan to Hayes• 4th and Bluemont roundabout,
--In addition, they were going to tackle the right turn lanes on Kimball at Little Kitten and Plymouth, as well as all lanes of Vanesta from Kimball to Clocktower. Contractors will continue to tackle work lists, as well, prior to their Snow Blitz deployment Tuesday.
First thing Monday, street crews will deploy plows to priority areas as identified by MFD this weekend. Crew leaders will further prioritize the call-in list from Friday and the will respond to new phone calls and Report Its through Monday as we have time.
The City of Manhattan said Friday that #PublicWorks crews are done for the week and will get some much needed rest this weekend before we return next week to hit it hard once again, but that doesn't mean the work will stop. Contractors continue working on the outside lanes of major streets.
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Warmer weather is expected the next few days, and the City is asking citizens and residents to help out by clearing your sidewalks or helping others in the community who might need assistance with #NoMoSnow. This also will ensure better pedestrian safety and fire response times throughout