A fresh layer of asphalt on southbound Main Street on Friday morning.
Photo by Kurt Hildebrand.
After shifting from the northbound lanes to the southbound lanes at 5 p.m., all four lanes of Highway 395 will reopen starting Saturday for the week of the Fourth of July.
“Highway 395 and all intersections will be open to the standard traffic pattern, traffic control devices will be clear, and all side streets will have through access,” according to the update texted 9:43 a.m. Friday by the Nevada Department of Transportation.
The highway will be fully open for the Fourth of July holiday, with construction resuming on July 8.
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NDOT US 395 Downtown Gardnerville Project
THURSDAY JUNE 27
Construction on US 395 from First St to Waterloo Ln.
Waterloo Ln & US Hwy 395 Intersection will be open for the day and closed for a short period in the afternoon.
Gilman Ave & US Hwy 395 Intersection will be open for the day and closed for a short period in the morning.
Side Street Status for Thru Traffic:
First St CLOSED
Mono Ave CLOSED
County Rd CLOSED
Church St CLOSED
Cemetery Ln CLOSED
Centertowne Dr CLOSED
Mill St CLOSED
High School St CLOSED
Gilman Ave OPEN - CLOSED FOR SHORT PERIOD IN AM
Eddy St CLOSED
Douglas Ave CLOSED
Kingslane Ct OPEN
Waterloo Ln OPEN - CLOSED FOR A SHORT PERIOD IN PM
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Waterloo Lane and Highway 395 Intersection will be open Wednesday before being closed for a short period late tonight and early morning reopening by 7 a.m.
Gilman Avenue and Highway 395 intersection will be open for the day, closed for a short period in the late night and will re-open in the early morning, according to the Nevada Department of Transportation.
Driveway access off the south side of Highway 395 will be limited in the middle of the night due to paving operations. Access will be restored as soon as possible.
Wednesday’s Side Street Status for ThroughTraffic:
First St CLOSED
Mono Ave CLOSED
County Rd CLOSED
Church St CLOSED
Cemetery Ln CLOSED
Centertowne Dr CLOSED
Mill St CLOSED
High School St CLOSED
Gilman Ave OPEN FOR DAY - CLOSED FOR SHORT PERIOD AT NIGHT
Eddy St CLOSED
Douglas Ave CLOSED
Kingslane Ct OPEN FOR DAY - CLOSED FOR SHORT PERIOD AT NIGHT
Waterloo Ln OPEN FOR DAY - CLOSED FOR A SHORT PERIOD AT NIGHT
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Construction on Highway 395 has shifted from day to night as paving started Sunday from Waterloo Lane to Mill Street.
Essentially only the traffic signals at Gilman Avenue and Waterloo are available to cross Highway 395 during the day but will be closed at night.
On Monday, access to the highway was closed from First Street, Mono Avenue, County Road, Church Street, Cemetery Lane, Centertowne Drive, Mill Street, High School Street and Eddy Street.
Waterloo will be closed at night and Gilman will close at 4 p.m. and then reopen in the middle of the night.
According to the state, the plan is to pave the southbound lanes and open all four lanes of the highway over the busy Fourth of July week.
Once the Fourth is over, work to dig up the northbound lanes of the highway, especially in the S-Curve, is expected to begin.
Most of the work on the highway will be from Toler Avenue to Mill Street where 18 inches of roadway and base will be dug up and replaced with new road base and 6 inches of new asphalt. Further south, between Waterloo and Toler, 15 inches will be replaced. For areas north of Mill Street, 3 inches is expected to be removed and repaved.
The $11 million project is expected to be completed by mid-August.
Motorists on Highway 395 won’t be out of the construction zone for long after they leave Gardnerville heading south.
A $21 million project is underway to repave the highway from Ray May Way south to the state
