Editor's note: Due to weather, KDOT has changed the start date for the work to Monday. 

(KMZA)--A milling project that will impact what state transportation officials call “multiple locations in the region” is set to begin Monday, November 1, with local area roadways to be affected and drivers to face delays.

According to the Kansas Department of Transportation, the first phase of work, beginning if weather allows, will take place in Marshall County. That includes U.S. Highway 36, from the U.S. 36/K-87 junction east to the county line; K-9, from the K-9/K-87 junction east to the county line; K-99, from the northern city limit of Frankfort, to the K-9/K-99 junction; and from the K-9/K-99 junction north to the U.S 36/K-99 junction.

A release from KDOT states that work will take place at each location from approximately 7:30 in the morning to 4:00 in the afternoon. Work in each area is expected to be completed in one day.

Delays of up to 15 minutes are expected in the work zones, with traffic to be restricted to one lane, and directed by flaggers, signs, and cones. A pilot car may be necessary in some of the impacted locations.

Additional local impacts are also expected next week, with Doniphan and Nemaha counties included in work set to start Monday.

Locations and dates are as follows:

Monday, November 1:

  *   U.S. 36, from U.S. 36/K-87 junction east to county line (Marshall County)
  *   K-9, from K-9/K-87 junction east to county line (Marshall County)
  *   K-99, from Frankfort northern city limit to K-9/K-99 junction (Marshall County)
  *   K-99, from K-9/K-99 junction north to U.S. 36/K-99 junction (Marshall  County)

Tuesday, Nov. 2:

  *   U.S. 36, from Seneca western city limit to Seneca eastern city limit (Nemaha County)
  *   K-9, from western county line to Corning southern city limit (Nemaha County)
  *   K-63, from southern county line north to the southern K-9/K-63 junction (Nemaha County)
  *   K-120, from K-120/K-20 junction to Highland southern city limit (Doniphan County)

Wednesday, Nov. 3:

  *   K-30, from K-30/I-70 junction to Maple Hill city limit (Wabaunsee County)
  *   K-31, from K-31/K-99 junction east to county line (Wabaunsee County)
  *   K-195, from K-195/K-31 junction to Harveyville southern city limit (Wabaunsee County)
  *   K-99, from K-99/K-4 junction north to county line (Wabaunsee County)
  *   U.S. 24, from western county line east to concrete pavement (Pottawatomie County)

Thursday, Nov. 4:

  *   K-4, from western county line to K-4/I-70 junction (Shawnee County)
  *   U.S. 50, from Emporia eastern city limit to U.S. 50/I-35 junction (Lyon County)
  *   U.S. 75, from U.S. 75/K-68 junction to U.S. 75/K-31/K-268 junction (Osage County)
  *   K-237, from K-237/U.S. 24 junction north to end of route at Perry State Park (Jefferson County)

Friday, Nov. 5:

  *   U.S. 59, from U.S. 59/K-4 junction north to county line (Jefferson County)
  *   K-4, from K-4/K-192 junction to U.S. 59/K-4 junction (Jefferson County)
  *   K-192, from K-192/U.S. 59 junction east to county line (Jefferson County)
  *   K-192, from Jefferson/Leavenworth county line east to K-192/U.S. 73 junction (Leavenworth County)
Friday, Nov. 5: (The following locations will be single-lane closures. Work will occur from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.)

  *   I-70, westbound from 78th Street to just west of I-635 (Wyandotte County)
  *   I-70, westbound from just east of Kaw Drive Bridge to the western approach of 18th Street Bridge (Wyandotte County)
  *   U.S. 56/Shawnee Mission Parkway, from just west of I-35 to State Line Road (Johnson County)
  *   U.S. 56, from approximately Warren Street to Sycamore Street in Gardner (Johnson County)

Bettis Asphalt & Construction, Inc., of Topeka is the contractor on the $43,000 project with KDOT maintenance crews that will handle traffic control.