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New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
This is new vehicle is one of a larger fleet that was built especially for the FedEx company by Smith Electric Vehicles and upfitted with a step-thru body by Utilimaster.
The step-thru vehicle is built on a customised Newton chassis.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
Lemon Springs 714 on 6-21-13. A 2005 Freightliner Utilimaster. Came from California a few years ago.
Estimated life-span of 30 years
Correction:
This is a 2000 vehicle built with a Utilimaster body on a Ford Explorer Chassis.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
Operated by: Federal Express Inc.
Unit Number: 239594
Body: Utilimaster
Chassis: Freightliner?
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FedEx Express step-van on route in downtown Rochester.
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New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
Kenly FD Squad 1. A 2000 Freightliner Utilimaster. Was a former Fed Ex truck that was wrecked (totaled) and then rebuilted for the KFD.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.
New Industrial Drive is Open Today. Cathy Burke, President of Bristol Town Council and Ron Yoder of Niblock Excavating prepare to open the new Industrial Drive.At 9am on Friday, June 6, 2014, Eleachea Sanders, INDOT (Indiana Dept. of Transportation) Permit Inspector of the Elkhart Sub-District met with Bristol Town Officials Cathy Burke, Town Council President; Delbert Schrock, Town Council Member; Bill Wuthrich, Town Manager; Rob Dunlap, Jones Petrie Rafinski; and Ron Yoder and Chad Niblock of Niblock Excavating of Bristol for a final inspection and official opening the the new Industrial Drive linking the Earthway Industrial Park and S.R. 15 South in Bristol, Indiana. Although there are a few minor issues to be checked next week, the road is now open to traffic and will provide better access to the Earthway Drive Industrial Park where Utilimaster is located. The Town Council plans to hold an official ribbon cutting ceremony in the near future. Although the road had been scheduled to be open by the end of May, heavy rains during the past few weeks delayed the opening by a few days. The 45 acres now annexed into the Town of Bristol is located on the south edge of Bristol and includes Maple Street, C.R. 10 and the new Industrial Drive. The next stage in the plan is to convert C.R. 10 on the south edge of the property into a cul-de-sac which will prevent exit of C.R. 10 onto S.R. 15 South. Traffic will then use the new Industrial Drive to access Maple Street and C.R. 23 to the Industrial areas.