Battlefield Road/Route 65 Interchange Reconstruction Project Update June 15

June 12, 2015 03:08 PM

Battlefield Road/Route 65 Interchange Reconstruction Project

Update for Week of June 15, 2015

• Nighttime lane closings possible on Battlefield Road at U.S. Route 65
• Battlefield Road scheduled to CLOSE between Route 65 and Woodstock Drive Week of June 21 until June 29

Work Scheduled: 

• Pouring concrete for driving surface on the new Battlefield Road bridge over Route 65
• Rebuilding and widening northbound off ramp from Route 65 to Battlefield Road
• Rebuilding and widening southbound on ramp from Battlefield Road to Route 65
• Pouring concrete for a bridge approach on either side of the new Battlefield Road bridge over Route 65
• Building curb and gutter on the southwest corner of the interchange along Battlefield Road

Traffic Impacts: 

• Nighttime lane closings possible on Battlefield Road at Route 65
• Battlefield Road CLOSING between Route 65 and Woodstock Drive sometime during the week of June 21 until June 29
• Northbound Route 65 off ramp to Battlefield Road CLOSED until Monday, June 29
• All six lanes of Route 65 shifted AWAY from median at Battlefield Road
• TRAFFIC CONGESTION on Battlefield Road at Route 65. One lane open in each direction in diverging diamond traffic pattern.
• Lane closings possible at times on Route 65 during lower traffic volume times
• Route 65 speed limit reduced to 50 mph during lane closings
• Crews and equipment entering and leaving work areas

(Weather or construction delays could alter the work schedule.)

Project Summary

• Replace Battlefield Road bridge over Route 65 one-half at a time
• Convert interchange to a Diverging Diamond configuration
• Build northbound and southbound auxiliary lanes on Route 65 to connect Sunshine Street and Battlefield Road ramps
• Install new traffic signal at Battlefield Road and Woodstock Avenue

Project information with live camera view

Prime Contractor:Hartman and Company, Inc., Springfield

Completion Date:September 2015

Total Project Cost:$12.5 million.

Partnership Project:City of Springfield, Greene County, Ozarks Transportation Organization, Jack Henry & Associates, Justice Jewelers and McLean Enterprises, Inc.

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