The construction necessary to install the new “JMA DOME” sign on the west side of the JMA Dome crown truss is about to begin. Two cranes will be required to complete the sign installation and preparatory work for the cranes will begin on Wednesday, Oct. 19. The work will continue into December.
To allow for the new signage installation, the upper sidewalk on the west side of the JMA Dome (between the two sets of stairs), will be closed from Oct. 19 into December. The entire area will be fenced off. All pedestrians will be required to use the sidewalk along Irving Avenue during this closure. Accessible pathways will not be affected.
Delays in the proposed work may occur as a result of weather and/or unforeseen circumstances. In the event that there is a significant delay, Campus Planning, Design and Construction will issue revised information as soon as possible. Please contact Dave Warren at 315.632.5238 or dcwarren@syr.edu with any questions or concerns.
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