RADNOR, PA – Residents and motorists in Radnor Township should brace for travel disruptions as Aqua Pennsylvania initiates a significant water main construction project. This essential infrastructure development will necessitate a 24-hour weekday closure of Conestoga Road, stretching from Spring Mill Road to Radnor Avenue.
Scheduled to commence on Monday, October 28, and conclude by Friday, November 1, the closure will require motorists to navigate alternative routes. Traffic will be redirected to Route 320 (Sproul Road), U.S. 30 (Lancaster Avenue), and County Line Road to ensure the smooth flow of vehicles and minimize congestion. Despite these detours, local access will be preserved up to the vicinity of the construction zone.
The continuous closure aims to expedite the construction process, thereby reducing the long-term impact on the community. However, drivers are advised to allocate additional travel time when passing through or near the work area, as delays are anticipated due to the high volume of traffic and rerouted pathways. The project schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions, and Aqua Pennsylvania is committed to keeping residents informed of any adjustments.
To stay updated on traffic conditions, road closures, and potential delays, motorists are encouraged to utilize the MyChesCo Traffic Center. This free resource provides 24-hour access to real-time traffic information, empowering drivers to make informed decisions and avoid unnecessary disruptions. By planning accordingly, residents can navigate the construction period with minimal inconvenience.
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