The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) will begin mowing a seven-to-ten-foot clearance along shoulders of state highways the week of July 5. Mowing was originally scheduled to begin next week but has been delayed.
Adjacent landowners who plan to mow non-interstate ditches for hay should do so before the state mows these areas. Private mowing is not allowed in medians of four-lane highways.
Mowing in urban areas and portions of roadway with safety concerns may occur before July 5. For more information, contact the respective NDDOT district office in your area.
For more information, contact the respective NDDOT district office in your area:
Signals and turn lanes on Grand Forks 32nd Avenue.
Mill and overlay on Highway 32 from the junction of Highway 45 to the junction of Highway 66.
Mill and overlay on Highway 82 north of Grafton to the north junction of Highway 66.
Replacement of two structures three miles north of North Dakota Highway 66 on I-29.
Farther west, in the North Dakota Department of Transportation Devils Lake District, about $17.3 million will be spent this year on road improvement projects, said David Finley, department communications manager.
The Devils Lake District’s major projects are widening, mill and hot mix asphalt overlay on Highway 200 from the junction of Highway 52, north to Hurdsfield; concrete pavement repair on the eastbound lane of U.S. Highway 2 from Churchs Ferry to Devils Lake; and mill and hot mix asphalt overlay on the westbound lane of U.S. Highway 2 from Lakota to 2 miles east of Crary, Finley said.
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