Reopening of Ballinger Way delayed by rain

Shoreline, WALocal News

The reopening of Ballinger Way is delayed after state highway officials confirmed it will not resume operations on November 7 as initially scheduled. If weather permits, paving could start on November 7 and be completed by November 8, but rain could shift the timeline to the following week. "We'll continue to do what we can to get SR 104 open as quickly as possible," an official stated, emphasizing the importance of weather conditions in planning. Local authorities are grateful for the community's patience as they work to finish this phase of the project. The ongoing construction reflects broader challenges in maintaining infrastructure amid changing weather patterns.

Ballinger Way serves as a critical route for local traffic, making timely completion essential for residents. This project is part of a larger initiative to enhance transportation infrastructure in the area. The unpredictability of weather conditions highlights the need for flexible planning in construction schedules.

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