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Traffic alert: City of Staunton to begin spring street paving program on Monday

Chris Graham
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The City of Staunton is beginning its spring street paving program on Monday, being that it’s May 1.

Over the next couple of months, the streets listed below will be repaved, causing some delays and road closures.

Motorists in the Queen City are advised to use alternate routes and expect delays, detours and minor interruptions.

The exact date, time and sequence of work are unknown, and timing is subject to change as a result of inclement weather conditions and operational delays. Motorists are also encouraged to allow extra travel time for these routes and to be mindful of city workers.

  • Stonewall Circle from the cut to Green Hills Drive
  • Rainbow Drive from Copeland Drive to Baldwin Drive
  • View Drive from Commerce Road to Coalter Street
  • Blue Ridge Drive from Braeburn Place to Commerce Road
  • Braeburn Place from Blue Ridge Drive to the dead end
  • Partlow Street from Augusta Street to the dead end
  • Spottswood Road from Coalter Street to Monroe Street
  • Edgewood Road from Coalter Street to Augusta Street
  • Ridgeview Road from Augusta Street to Dogwood Road
  • Hampton Street from Greenville Avenue to Middlebrook Avenue
  • Marquis Street from Hampton Street to Drury Street
  • Maple Street from Bridge Street to the dead end
  • Virginia Avenue from Williams Street to Mt. Elliot Avenue
  • Elliot Avenue from Hendren Avenue to Overlook Road
  • Overlook Road from Mt. Elliot Avenue to Williams Street
  • Williams Street from Frazier Street to Overlook Road
  • Arlington Street from Churchville Avenue to Burnley Drive
  • Lynnhaven Drive from Lambert Street to Lambert Street
  • Springhill Road from Elm Street to Route 262
  • Ridgeway Drive from Skymont Road to the dead end
  • Terrace Street from Cherry Hill Drive to Skymont Road
  • Pine Street from Springhill Road to Lyle Avenue
  • Hevener Street from Churchville Avenue to the dead end
  • Cardinal Street from Hillcrest Drive to Hudson Avenue
  • Whitehall Avenue from Craig Drive to Hudson Avenue
  • Englewood Drive from Craigmont Road to Churchville Avenue
  • Craigmont Road from Englewood Drive to the Public Works compound

Residents should be aware that there is a project in the design phase to replace the waterlines underneath Paige and Pierce Streets. Once the waterline replacement project is done, those streets will be placed at the top of the repaving schedule.

Call Public Works at 540.332.3892 with any questions or concerns.

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