Paso Robles High School officials warn neighbors and families that an early morning concrete pour on Friday may cause noise disruptions and restricted road access.
On Thursday, officials posted a reminder about the construction on the Paso Robles Schools Facebook page, which they say will start at 2 a.m. and will take 8 to 10 hours to complete.
Officials say the early morning hours are necessary for construction workers to operate in cooler temperatures.
The concrete pouring is taking place as a part of the school's new aquatic center construction project, which is set to be finished in November 2025.
Paso Robles High School is reportedly working to receive a noise ordinance exemption from the city during Friday's construction.
School drop-offs or pick-ups may be impacted by the concrete pour, according to the high school.
The Facebook post says that from 2 a.m. to noon, travelers will have restricted use of the Western access road; there will be no entry from or exit onto Niblick Road, although it may be used once drivers are on campus to find parking.
