A fourth of Edmond's Covell and Kelly construction is done

Work continues on Edmond's $16.1 million road-widening project along Covell Road and Kelly Avenue. City Engineer Steve Manek said one-fourth of the project is completed.

 
By Diana Baldwin | Published: May 8, 2012    Comment on this article Leave a comment

Crews working on the $16.1 million road-widening project in northwest Edmond are ready to pour the asphalt base along Kelly Avenue on Tuesday, if the weather cooperates.

photo - Work continues on the $16.1 million road-widening project along Covell Road and Kelly Avenue. An asphalt base is expected to be poured this week if the weather is agreeable. PHOTO BY DAVID MCDANIEL, THE OKLAHOMAN
Work continues on the $16.1 million road-widening project along Covell Road and Kelly Avenue. An asphalt base is expected to be poured this week if the weather is agreeable. PHOTO BY DAVID MCDANIEL, THE OKLAHOMAN

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Work on improvements along Covell Road and Kelly Avenue started in late December.

City Engineer Steve Manek said one-fourth of the project is finished. Completion is expected by the end of October, depending on the weather.

An asphalt base and concrete pavement have been completed on the westbound lanes on Covell Road.

“Shortly, drivers will be driving on the new pavement while they work on the other lanes,” Manek said. “They are making really good progress.”

Covell Road will be widened to four lanes from just east of Santa Fe Avenue to Thomas Drive.

New signal lights will be installed at Covell and Thomas and at Marilyn Williams Drive and Covell.

Kelly Avenue will be widened between Danforth and Covell roads.

Plans are to install turn lanes at all side streets on Kelly Avenue and to add street lighting and landscaping.

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