A Pierce County road crew working near Roy spilled 50 gallons of asphalt after a tank lid blew off this morning, according to a county spokesman.
A Pierce County road crew working near Roy spilled 50 gallons of asphalt after a tank lid blew off this morning, according to a county spokesman.
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Two large upscale residential subdivisions are in the works along the stretch of Eagle Road between Chinden Boulevard and the Boise River.
On Monday, the Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission holds a special public hearing on the next phase of Lakemoor, located on the east side of Eagle Road.
The city had already approved Lakemoor’s next phase comprising 142 homes and 53 commercial lots on 178 acres in 2002 and 2007. Lakemoor’s developer, Dennis Baker, is now requesting to increase the number homes to 231 and reduce the commercial lots to 39.
Henderson Boulevard near Interstate 5 was closed for several hours Thursday morning after a log truck rolled, spilling its cargo across the road.
Drivers are advised to take alternate routes Monday, May 13, through Friday, May 17, when crews will lay asphalt on four Whatcom County roads in preparation for chip sealing.
Crews will work from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. those days on Van Dyk Road, Huisman Road, Wiser Lake Road and Old Guide Road, all south of Lynden. Long delays are expected around work areas.
The schedule may change due to weather. For more information call 360-676-6759 or 360-380-8111.
Drivers are advised to take alternate routes Tuesday, May 21, through Friday, May 24, when crews will lay asphalt on some Whatcom County roads in preparation for chip sealing.
Crews will work from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. those days on West Wiser Lake Road, Northwest Drive, King Tut Road, West Hemmi Road and West Laurel Road. Long delays are expected around work areas.
The schedule could change due to weather. For details, call 360-676-6759 or 360-380-8111.
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