Facilities Services is overseeing two sidewalk repair projects on Main Campus. The repairs will take place on the east side of Eggers Hall and to the Bowne Hall Parking Lot sidewalk. Sidewalk closures will be required to perform the work safely. The work will begin Monday, April 18, and continue through Friday, April 22.
Signage will be placed nearby informing pedestrians of the closure and what route to use.
Facilities Services appreciates the campus community’s patience as there will be construction noise generated at times, as well as disruptions to pedestrian pathways. For everyone’s safety, you are encouraged to remain alert in work areas and follow detours.
Delays in the proposed work may occur as a result of weather and/or unforeseen circumstances. In the event there is a significant delay, Facilities Services will issue revised information as soon as possible.
Please contact Rich Stach, at 315.420.4322 or rwstach@syr.edu, with any questions or concerns.
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