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Topic: Jim Johnson Road
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Clarksville Gas and Water reports Guthrie Highway Water OutageMonday, April 30th, 2018
The road is open to traffic. The meter replacement is anticipated to be finished and water service restored by approximately 11:30am.
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TDOT announces Clarksville’s Oakland Road to be Closed for 7 Weeks
Oakland Road will be closed from Meriwether Road to SR 13 (Guthrie Highway) in order to re-align the roadway. Residents along the route will be provided access, along with emergency vehicles. The roadway is scheduled to re-open on August 7th, 2017.
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Clarksville Gas and Water reports Tylertown Road Water OutageMonday, March 20th, 2017
Area residents may also experience low water pressure during the work. The repair is anticipated to be finished and water service restored by approximately 5:00pm.
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Road Closures
The following are the current road closures for the Clarksville Montgomery County area. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
Guthrie Hwy ( 79 N ) Opens Ahead of Schedule
On Friday night barricades were put in place and traffic was detoured for the construction of the new crossing and drain culverts were installed just north of Hampton Station Road as part of the Hemlock Spur. Crossing gates are also planned to be installed before trains begin to cross Guthrie Hwy. Jim Johnson Road is also scheduled for closure on October 30th, 2010 as they will also be installing the railroad track and crossing gates. These projects are all part of the Hemlock Semiconductor Corporation Spur project. Sections: News | No Comments
Four-Lane county road opens to improve access to Solar Manufacturing PlantConstruction Workforce More Than Doubles Since March
Meanwhile, construction workforce at Hemlock Semiconductor’s site in Clarksville continues to grow with more than 650 people working to build the new facility each day, which is more than double the approximately 300 workers who were on-site in March. The total construction workforce is expected to top 1,000 by early 2011. The two mile public road provides more convenient access for vehicles travelling between the Hemlock Semiconductor site and Interstate 24. Solar Way connects Highway 79 to the site and continues to Jim Johnson Road. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | No Comments
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