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Friday, October 23, 2009

LEBANON ROAD TO RECEIVE BLACKMAT FRICTION COURSE



In S-CURVE between Fields Ertel Road and Union Cemetery Road

 
SYMMES TOWNSHIP, OHIO - William W. Brayshaw, the Hamilton County Engineer, has announced that Lebanon Road in the S-Curve near the Loveland Greenhouse will be receiving a pavement material to improve the friction during wet weather conditions.  Work is scheduled to begin Monday October 26th.  The material is called Black-Mat and is being installed by Terry Asphalt Materials, Inc

County forces will be doing pavement preparation work on Monday the 26th of October.  Terry Industries anticipates applying the BlackMat Friction Course following the pavement repairs.  All work is anticipated to be completed by the end of next week, weather permitting.

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