The Kansas Department of Transportation said crews will begin resurfacing K-58 in Greenwood and Coffey counties the week of May 8.
The 32-mile surface recycle project, followed by a chip seal, runs east from K-99 to the north junction of U.S. 75 and then continues east from the south U.S. 75 junction to end at LeRoy, the Eureka Herald reported.
The project also includes a surface recycle and chip seal on K-249 at Madison, the newspaper reported. Flaggers and a pilot car will direct one-lane traffic through the work zone.
KDOT awarded the $3 million construction contract to Dustrol Inc., Towanda.
