Las Vegas Review-Journal

Road work ahead

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Downtown

Ninth Street is closed between Carson Main streets through Dec. 31. Crews are installing water and sewer lines.

The ramp connecting southbound U.S. Highway 95 to northbound Interstate 15 is closed through January 2018. Crews are building a carpool ramp.

Main Street is restricted between Bonneville Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard through May 2018. Crews are working on a storm drain.

Sections of Bonneville Avenue, Charleston Boulevard, Grand Central Parkway and Martin Luther King Boulevard will have closed or disrupted lanes surroundin­g the Spaghetti Bowl as crews work on Project Neon through July 2018.

Northwest

Grand Teton Drive is restricted between El Capitan Way and Buffalo Drive from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays through early January. Crews are making road improvemen­ts. Henderson

Center Street is restricted between Burkholder Boulevard and Lake Mead Parkway through June 2018. Crews are making various road improvemen­ts.

North Las Vegas

Nellis Boulevard is restricted between Cheyenne Avenue and Las Vegas

Boulevard from 6 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays through July 2018. Crews are installing sewer pipes.

Gasoline prices

The average gasoline price Friday in the Las Vegas Valley was $2.59 per gallon. It was $2.68 in Nevada. The national average of $2.44 is steady from a week ago, down 8 cents from a month ago and up 18 cents from a year ago.

lights, new signs, landscapin­g improvemen­ts and seismic upgrades to four overpass bridges.

The upgrade is expected to relieve traffic congestion during major events held at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Road not so grand

Dale from Las Vegas said Grand Teton Drive has been in “horrible condition” near Oso Blanca Road ever since a torrential downpour “ripped up the street” about five years ago. Since then, a developer has built houses on both sides of the heavily traveled street.

“I am tired of having my car beat up” by the rough patches, Dale said.

Engineers from the Las Vegas Public Works Department are designing a bridge that will go over U.S. Highway 95 at Grand Teton Drive, along with storm drain improvemen­ts just west of Oso Blanca, city spokeswoma­n Margaret Kurtz said.

That project is slated to begin in 2019, but Kurtz said crews will soon evaluate the pavement along Grand Teton to determine whether immediate repairs are needed.

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