Half-hour delays expected around Lake Crescent

LAKE CRESCENT — Drivers on U.S. Highway 101 around Lake Crescent will find half-hour delays Mondays through Fridays during work hours.

Four-hour delays from Mondays through Thursdays — which be used to finish the final phase of the $27.5 million, three-year project — will resume Sept. 3.

The Lake Crescent project is being managed by the Federal Highway Administration and the National Park Service.

Strider Construction Inc. of Bellingham is the contractor.

Remaining work that will occur this spring and summer includes sign replacement, paving the final 2½-inch layer of asphalt and striping.

Paving is set to begin June 3 and will last for six to eight weeks depending on weather, park officials said.

Paving near the rock wall will take place in the fall.

Weekday half-hour delays are restricted to two hours after sunrise to two hours before sunset.

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