Residents of Mt. Lebanon, Dormont Borough and the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Brookline and Overbrook might want to consider other plans for their morning and evening commutes for a while.
McNeilly Road traffic could come to a crawl—and often a stop—as crews from the Allegheny County Department of Public Works perform daylong milling and asphalt repaving on that road from June 11 through July 5.
From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays, traffic may be limited on McNeilly to alternating, single-lane use from Route 88 in Overbrook to Midland Street on the border of Mt. Lebanon and Dormont. Restrictions may also occur on Fridays if inclement weather conditions affect the work schedule.
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Traffic will be controlled by flaggers and Pittsburgh police officers. Motorists are asked not to park on the road's shoulder within 8 feet of the white edge line.
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