BYRON CENTER, MI (WHTC) – A final public meeting is slated for next week ahead of next month’s closing of M-6 in Ottawa County.
Michigan Department of Transportation officials will be joined by those from both Ottawa and Kent counties, as well as from the City of Wyoming, during a two-hour project session at the Byron Township Hall (8085 Byron Center Ave.) next Wednesday. From 4 to 6 PM, they will go over plans for reconstructing nearly four miles of the13-year-old freeway, from just east of Wilson Avenue to I-196, due to deteriorating road conditions.
The nine million-dollar project, which will close the roadway in both directions between US-131 and I-196, is set to begin on July 8th and run through Thanksgiving weekend.
