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I delivered the concrete for the Parks Hiway project all the way from Trunk Road up almost to Seward Meridian, its all 4 lane divided highway now and a new overpass at Hyer Rd. Supposedly the next phase is this year extending the hiway all the way up to the Palmer-Wasilla Hiway.
Also is a huge overpass project at the Glen and Parks in progress but another concrete company has that bid.
When the Trunk Rd. overpass went in a couple of years ago at the end of the day I was last in line with 7 yards of class A concrete and the foreman had made a mistake in the order, they had enough. it was 8 o'clock PM so my boss let me have the concrete which I took home and made a carport pad with it, the state already paid for it and it had to be gotten off the truck before it set up, thats over $900 worth of high strength concrete for free to me!
 
Talk about being in the right place at the right time! I'm still waiting for "my train to come in"!
 
hello sigman

sorry for the delay in answering. as for what i do around tok, i work for the feds. as to ringing the bell, i think we talked inre alaska and amateur radio. i expressed the view i thought hf radio was the most reliable because of the relatively short range of vhf/2 meter band and relatively few repeaters in the bush

i'll make sure i give you a heads up here on cpf when i get back up there in late spring
 
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Daniel Ramsey said:
I delivered the concrete for the Parks Hiway project all the way from Trunk Road up almost to Seward Meridian, its all 4 lane divided highway now and a new overpass at Hyer Rd. Supposedly the next phase is this year extending the hiway all the way up to the Palmer-Wasilla Hiway.
Also is a huge overpass project at the Glen and Parks in progress but another concrete company has that bid.
When the Trunk Rd. overpass went in a couple of years ago at the end of the day I was last in line with 7 yards of class A concrete and the foreman had made a mistake in the order, they had enough. it was 8 o'clock PM so my boss let me have the concrete which I took home and made a carport pad with it, the state already paid for it and it had to be gotten off the truck before it set up, thats over $900 worth of high strength concrete for free to me!

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My mom works in Wasilla, and she doesn't even bother to get on the 4-lane - she takes the frontage road instead, since there's no traffic there.

The Parks-Glenn overpass will be a welcome change - IMO, they should have done that before Hyer road et al, but hey, what do I know? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon3.gif

It'll be nice once everything gets to 4 lanes all the way to Parks/Palmer-Wasilla. Will it just be a light there? Do you know if they're planning on nixing the light at Parks/Seward Meridian?

-Darin
 
So far phase 2 hasn't started yet, nobody is doing anything right now even with the warm weather, maybe another month we will know. I am assuming the light at PW Hiway will remain.
 

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