Camp Street resurfaced; city warns drivers striping is still to come

Updated Oct. 31: The city has confirmed resurfacing; striping and finishing work remain.

Camp Street has been resurfaced between Monroe and Frantz streets, but drivers should watch for an unstriped roadway while finishing work continues, the City of Sandusky says.

The city's Friday update says contractor Erie Blacktop resurfaced the section this week. Striping and other finishing work are expected over the coming weeks; the notice gives no specific completion date.

The city asks motorists to be especially attentive because the roadway currently has no striping.

The work also included roadway and sidewalk repairs and new sidewalk curb ramps. The city says the paving completes resurfacing along Camp Street from Washington Street to Perkins Avenue, done in sections over several years.

The project page lists a $505,808.90 contract, split equally between an Ohio Public Works Commission grant and the city's Capital Projects Fund. Its older Oct. 14 construction update scheduled paving for Oct. 26-27, subject to weather and field conditions.

Questions can go to project coordinator Melissa Vassallo at 419-627-5932.