Road closure announced in Kings County for high-speed rail project

KINGS COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) - A conception of Highway 43 volition adjacent successful Kings County owed to the California High-Speed Rail project, officials announced connected Friday.

According to officials, a roadworthy closure volition instrumentality spot connected Lacey Boulevard betwixt Highway 43 and Ponderosa Road successful Kings County for operation connected the Hanford Aqueduct arsenic a portion of the California High-Speed Rail project. Work is expected to proceed done Aug. 23.

Officials accidental postulation going eastbound connected Lacey Boulevard volition beryllium restored northbound connected Highway 43, eastbound connected Grangeville Boulevard, past southbound connected Seventh Avenue to Lacey Boulevard.

Westbound postulation connected Lacey Boulevard volition beryllium detoured northbound connected Seventh Avenue, westbound connected Grangeville Boulevard, past southbound of Highway 43. Signage volition beryllium successful spot to nonstop traffic.

The work, officials say, is portion of the Construction Package 2-3, the 65-mile agelong of high-speed obstruction betwixt E. American Avenue successful Fresno County and a mile northbound of the Tulare-Kern County line.