Ozark Riverways to Complete Paving Project at Round Spring

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News Release Date: February 28, 2017
Contact: Dena Matteson, 573-323-4914

VAN BUREN, MO:  Ozark National Scenic Riverways will be conducting a paving project in the Round Spring area from early March through mid-May. All park roadways and parking areas in the main campground, group campsites, picnic area, and river access points will be paved during this project. Work will primarily be conducted Monday-Friday and will be completed in sections to minimize impacts to park visitors. Work areas will be closed temporarily to provide for visitor and contractor safety during paving.  

A tentative paving schedule has been established, but is subject to change due to weather. Please contact park headquarters at [phone] for updated information on the paving schedule as the project progresses. Tentative schedule is as follows:
 

Section	Location	Paving	Striping
#1	Round Spring Upper Landing River Access, including the loop behind Carr’s Store.	March 6-13	May 1
#2	Round Spring Floater Parking at Upper Landing River Access	March 13-21	May 1
#3	Carr’s Concession Land Assignment Lot	March 22-28	May 2
#4	Round Spring Cave Access Road	March 28-31	May 2
#5	Cave Parking	April 3-10	May 2
#6	Round Spring Campground Road/Lower Landing River Access	April 10-20	May 2
#7	Round Spring Picnic Access Road	April 20-26	May 2
#8	Round Spring Cluster Campground Road	April 26-May1	May 3

 

Ozark National Scenic Riverways preserves the free-flowing Current and Jacks Fork Rivers, the surrounding resources, and the unique cultural heritage of the Ozark people. For more park information, visit the park’s Facebook page or website at www.nps.gov/ozar, or phone [phone].

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