Photo by George Kochaniec Jr. / The Rocky
CDOT workers remove old concrete on Monday.
A daily update on the sinkhole at I-25 and 58th Ave.
* What was done Monday ?
Monday was a big day in the battle against "Sinkzilla." Not only was the exit to 58th Avenue reopened, but crews completed drainage, poured a concrete inlet, filled in the hole, compacted the area and prepared it for paving. Crews also completed removal of the old concrete and stockpile material.
* What will be done today?
Weather permitting, CDOT will begin concrete paving.
* When will all lanes open?
CDOT is still looking at 10 days
* Tip of the day:
Stacey Stegman, CDOT spokesperson, recommended car pooling, patience with delays or alternative routes.
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