N sage lake RD from shady shores (500 FT west) to big buck trail

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded $2.34 million under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) to the Michigan Department of Transportation on April 10, 2025, to fund ultra-thin asphalt overlay resurfacing projects across three roadway segments in Michigan. The project encompasses overlay work on Sage Lake Road from Ryan Road to 0.5 miles north of Miles Road (milepost 2.543–4.662), Fairview Road from Rose City Road to Buck Drive (milepost 2.542–10.109), and Rose City Road from Shady Shores to Big Buck Trail. These formula grant funds support highway preservation and improvement activities consistent with the Highway Planning and Construction program's focus on roadway resurfacing and infrastructure maintenance.

The award reflects MDOT's ongoing role as a critical steward of Michigan's federal-aid transportation system, utilizing formula-allocated funds from the FHWA to execute priority highway preservation projects identified through state transportation planning processes. The ultra-thin asphalt overlay represents a cost-effective pavement preservation technique designed to extend roadway service life and maintain safe driving conditions across the specified corridors.

Project description

Ultra-thin asphalt overlay sage lake road: ryan road to .5 miles north of miles road PR 1011707: MP 2.543 - 4.662FAIRVIEW road: from rose city road to buck drive (50FT north) PR 1005207: MP 2.542 - 10.109ROSE city road: from shady shores (500 FT west) to big buck trail