Timnath – Main Street Closed for railroad maintenance October 19 & 20

October 18, 2017 Theresa Rose News Comments Off on Timnath – Main Street Closed for railroad maintenance October 19 & 20

Main Street Closed – Alternate Route Required

Great Western Railroad will be closing the Main Street crossing for track rehabilitation work.  This full closure will begin at 7:30 AM on Thursday, October 19 and continue through Friday, October 20.  As indicated on the diagram below, the north/south detour route will be Latham Parkway (CR1).  It can be accessed via Buss Grove (CR 40), on the north & Harmony Road, on the south.  No through traffic will be allowed on Main Street at the RR crossing – an alternate route will be required.

 

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