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    You are at:Home»Local News»K-State Activity»Gameday prep: City releases traffic, parking info

    Gameday prep: City releases traffic, parking info

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    By KMAN Staff on August 30, 2018 K-State Activity, Local News, Manhattan
    Kansas State mascot Willie the Wildcat leads the team on the field before an NCAA college football game against Baylor in Manhattan, Kan., Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)
    Construction at McCall Road and Tuttle Creek Blvd. KDOT is replacing the current open drainage ditch along Tuttle Creek Blvd with an enclosed concrete box. When construction is complete, a paved trail and pedestrian crossing will be installed linking the Old Blue River Trail. Work is expected to be complete in the fall of 2018. (Photos and images courtesy City of Manhattan)

    K-State’s first home football game is Saturday at 6:10 p.m. and there are some construction projects on access roads that may cause traffic delays, according to the City of Manhattan.

    • US-24 at McCall Road and the east leg of McCall Road are reduced to one lane.
    • K-13 (over Tuttle Creek Dam) is closed at the east end and access to US-24 is not available.
    • Denison Avenue will be closed pre-game from Marlatt Avenue to north of Manhattan Fire Station. After the game, one lane for exiting traffic will be open north on Denison Avenue to Marlatt Avenue.

    There are also gameday parking restrictions in place in neighborhoods surrounding Bill Snyder Family Stadium. More parking info is on K-State’s website.

    Gameday Approaches:

    • I-70 from the west via K-18 to either Scenic Drive or K-113, both routes are fully open with no construction traffic this season.
    • I-70 from the east via K-177 to either US-24 or K-18, if motorists use the US-24 north Bluemont they will avoid the McCall Intersection construction, however if they proceed further north to Kimball Avenue they will be impacted at McCall Road and US-24. If motorists use K-18 to K-113 to Kimball Ave they will have no construction delays on this route.
    • US-24 from the west via K-113 to Kimball Avenue, this route is open and not impacted by any construction traffic this season.
    • US-24 from the west via Marlatt will be impacted with no turn south allowed via Denison Avenue. College Ave will remain open to allow access from Marlatt. Motorists are encouraged to travel to Kimball Avenue instead of Marlatt if they which to park on the east side of the stadium.
    • US-24 from the east via US-24 north or K-18 west or McCall Road: this route is open without construction until you reach the intersection of McCall Road and US-24 (TCB).
    Marlatt Avenue reopened for through traffic on 8/13/2018. Denison will be closed from Marlatt to MFD Headquarters Fire Station until November 2018. Riley County is managing the project to widen both roadways, replace storm sewer, and add a 10′ paved trail along the roadway.
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