The Kansas Department of Transportation has started a field survey on a portion of K-25 in Thomas County.

Survey crews are working along 8 miles of K-25 from near Road I north to I-70 to gather information for the detailed design of a proposed shoulder widening project. Activities will include the use of survey instruments on the ground to determine locations of existing features within the survey corridor. KDOT expects work to be complete by June 15.

Crews will contact property owners or tenants for permission to enter private property if access is needed. Michael Lindquist, field survey project manager, will oversee the surveys for KDOT.

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 </figure>KDOTThe Kansas Department of Transportation has started a field survey on a portion of K-25 in Thomas County.Survey crews are working along 8 miles of K-25 from near Road I north to I-70 to gather information for the detailed design of a proposed shoulder widening project. Activities will include the use of survey instruments on the ground to determine locations of existing features within the survey corridor. KDOT expects work to be complete by June 15.Crews will contact property owners or tenants for permission to enter private property if access is needed. Michael Lindquist, field survey project manager, will oversee the surveys for KDOT.

Field survey underway in Thomas County