Traffic patterns are changing at the Jeremy Ranch roundabout construction project. Crews are putting some finishing touches on some work at the start of the weekend.
Summit County Public Works Director Derrick Radke says they expect to have pavement finished on three-quarters of the roundabout Friday afternoon. He says crews will also put temporary paint up on Saturday opening the road in part on either late Saturday or early Sunday.
"The bulk of the roundabout will be paved, but there's a section that it's going to be like a horseshoe traffic pattern for a little while, while they finish up the other half of the Rasmussen in front of the Bell’s service station there,” Radke explained. “So, traffic will be going two directions on the western horseshoe part of the roundabout if that makes any sense. Traffic pattern will be similar to what it is, it will just be moving into part of the roundabout that's paved.”
You can find more information on the Jeremy Ranch Roundabouts project on SummitCounty.org