E 1200 Road (Kasold) to be temporarily closed at K-10 intersection

July 7, 2017 1:17 pm

Updated: August 9, 2022 3:42 pm

KDOT plans to temporarily close access to K-10 highway from E 1200 Road (Kasold extended) for installation of new centerline delineators on K-10 at the intersection.  The closure will begin Thursday, July 13, and will end Friday, July 14, weather permitting.  E 1200 Road will be closed on both north and south sides of K-10. 

 

Weather permitting, KDOT’s contractor will begin working at 9:00 AM Thursday with work continuing during daylight hours.  If needed, work will resume Friday at 9:00 AM.  All work should be completed during the day Friday, July 14.  Flaggers will be used to slow and guide K-10 traffic through the work zone.  Motorists should expect delays of up to 15 minutes.

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