Public notified about full road, single-lane closures planned for portions of several roadways in Pua Loke
Kauaʻi County Department of Public Works notifies the public about single-lane and full road closures planned for portions of several roadways this week in Pua Loke.
Closures are scheduled for 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 5-8, weather permitting, and are necessary for public safety while Public Works Roads Division crews resurface the roads. Access will be limited to local traffic only.
Closures will affect portions of:
- Pīkake Street.
- Pua Loke Street.
- Kupu Lane.
- Mōhala Street.
- Kokiʻo Street.
- ʻIliahi Street.
- Kiele Lane.
- ʻAwapuhi Street.
- Puaʻiki Street.
Motorists should make appropriate arrangements, use alternate routes and allow extra time to get to their destinations if driving through the areas listed. No parking will be allowed in the work zones.
Flaggers will be positioned at the work zones to direct traffic.
Contact Maui Kupono Builders at 808-369-1800 or Todd Ozaki with Kauaʻi County at 808-241-4845 or via email at tozaki@kauai.gov for additional information or with any questions.
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Public Works, Kennedy Jenks announce lane closures scheduled along county roadways in Wailuā, Kapaʻa
Kauaʻi County Department of Public Works and contractor Kennedy Jenks notify the public about scheduled wastewater manhole and sewer line inspections along county roads in the Wailuā and Kapaʻa areas that likely necessitate one-lane closures on several roadways.
Lane closures are anticipated for 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily Oct. 5-9, weather permitting, on the following roadways:
- Kukui Street.
- ʻUlu Street.
- ʻAkia Road.
- Ākoa Road.
- Panihi Road.
- Mākaha Road.
- Keaka Road.
- Ala Road.
- Wana Road.
- Papaloa Roads.
- Aleka Loop.
- Aleka Place.
- Leho Drive.
One lane of traffic will remain open at all times in the work zones.
Temporary traffic control signs and cones will be in place, and flaggers will be positioned in the work zones to direct traffic. No parking will be allowed in the work areas.
Motorists should make the appropriate arrangements, use alternate routes and allow extra time to get to their destinations if driving through the work zones. They also are asked to exercise caution and follow posted signs, cones and directions from flaggers.
Contact the Public Works Wastewater Management Division at 808-241-4082 or via email at pwww@kauai.gov or Kennedy Jenks Project Manager Stephen Esaki at 808-218-6032 for additional information or with any questions.
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Hawai‘i Department of Transportation schedules full closure of Mauka Wailuā Bridge for next weekend
Hawai‘i Department of Transportation notifies the public about a complete closure of Mauka Wailuā Bridge slated for next weekend.
The closure is scheduled for 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 11 and is necessary for paving.
Two-way traffic will be maintained using Mayor Bryan Baptiste Memorial Bridge (Plantation Bridge), with one lane in each direction.
The paving work is part of the Wailuā Bridge Repairs Project. The final stage of striping was delayed because of Hurricane Lowell. The project is expected to be completed in mid-October.
Variable message boards are posted along Kūhiō Highway to alert road users about the upcoming traffic change and road work.
View scheduled Kauaʻi lane closures for the week online.
