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    Chip Seal and Fog Seal Operations

    April 26, 2022No Comments
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    Yavapai County Sheriff's OfficeVerde Valley News – Please be advised that Earth Resources Inc. in conjunction with Yavapai County will be performing chip seal and fog seal operations on various roads and neighborhoods in Yavapai County. The areas include Verde Village, Cottonwood, Williamson Valley, Prescott Valley and Prescott Country Club. Construction work will include placing a 3/8’’ chip seal, fog seal and striping on various roads throughout the county. The chip seal is a rapid moving construction method, so public impact should be minimal.  Construction will begin May 2, 2022 and continue through June 23, 2022. One lane of traffic will remain open at all times; however, motorists may encounter lane restrictions, reduced speeds, and flagging operations throughout the work zones. Motorists should expect minor delays and allow extra time to get through the construction area. Please follow all traffic control devices when travelling through the work zone.

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    For additional information, please contact Yavapai County Public Works at 928-771-3183 or visit us on the web at www.yavapaiaz.gov/publicworks.

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