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(KNZA)-- A mill and overlay project on K-92 and U.S. 59 in Jefferson County will begin Tuesday, May 19.
The Kansas Department of Transportation said work will occur in Oskaloosa on K-92 from Union to Liberty Street and from Delaware Street to the U.S. 59 junction, also U.S. 59 from south Oskaloosa to the K-4 junction.
KDOT says traffic will be controlled with daily lane closures, lane width restrictions, traffic cones and signage. A pilot car will be utilized to guide traffic through work zones during working hours. Delays of up to 15 minutes should be expected.
Herzog Contracting Corporation of St. Joseph, Missouri is the contractor on the about $3.1 million project.
The project is expected to be complete in late July.
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