OWTW: Hamilton Boulevard/Liberty Street Resurfacing Work Begins Tuesday, Oct. 7

Full-Size Work Zone and No Parking Map

Beginning at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 7, lane and parking restrictions will go into effect on Hamilton Boulevard and Liberty Street. These lane and parking restrictions are necessary for resurfacing work as part of the Adams Street and Jefferson Avenue One-Way to Two-Way Conversion Project.

While this work occurs, drivers can EXPECT LONG DELAYS. The use of ALTERNATIVE ROUTES IS STRONGLY ADVISED.

Lane Restrictions - Tuesday, Oct. 7

• Periodic lane closures will occur on Hamilton Boulevard between N.E. Jefferson Avenue and N.E. Adams Street as all lanes will be milled. Lane closures in the 300 block of Hamilton Boulevard will change throughout the morning as the milling work is completed.
  
• Periodic lane closures will occur on Liberty Street between N.E. Jefferson Avenue and N.E. Adams Street as all lanes will be milled. Lane closures in the 300 block of Liberty Street will change throughout the morning as the milling work is completed.
  
• The far left two lanes of Adams Street will remain closed to ALL TRAFFIC. This closure extends from N. William Kumpf Boulevard to the Interstate 74 overpass.

Parking Restrictions - Tuesday, Oct. 7

• The parking lanes on both the east and west sides of Hamilton Boulevard will be closed.
  
• The parking lanes on both the east and west sides of Liberty Street will be closed.
  
• The northside parking lane on Adams Street from N. William Kumpf Boulevard to the Interstate 74 overpass will be closed.
  
• NO ON-STREET PARKING WILL BE ALLOWED IN THESE AREAS. ON-STREET PARKING RESTRICTIONS WILL REMAIN IN EFFECT WHILE THE METERS ARE BAGGED.
  
• VEHICLES PARKED IN A RESTRICTED AREA WILL BE SUBJECT TO TOWING.

Drivers can expect temporary delays into the County of Peoria Parking Deck. Off-street parking will remain available at the Jefferson and Twin Towers parking decks.

Lane closures and parking restrictions WILL CHANGE DAILY. Temporary delaysof up to 30 minutes can be expected while entering and exiting parking decks and businesses in the areas where milling and paving work is occurring.

Traffic patterns will return to their current patterns once the resurfacing work has been completed. One-way traffic on Adams Street will remain in place until next year.

Daily updates will last through Friday, Oct. 17. Updates will address where milling and paving work will occur next. Drivers should be mindful of workers in the area. Flaggers will be present at times to help guide traffic. An extreme amount of caution should be used in the area.