The City of Melbourne will close one lane of Sarno Road between December 1 and December 5 for infrastructure improvements. The closure affects the road near its intersection with Evans Street, according to city officials. Drivers should expect delays and are urged to plan alternate routes during the work period. The project is part of ongoing efforts to repair road surfaces and improve drainage in the area. City staff said the work is necessary to address long-term wear and tear on the road. The closure will be enforced with signage and flaggers at the work zone. Local residents were notified via mail and social media in early November. The city has not provided specific details about the type of infrastructure being upgraded. Traffic is expected to be redirected through adjacent streets, but no alternate route maps have been shared publicly. The closure follows similar projects on other roads in Melbourne this year. City officials have not yet announced when the lane will reopen. Residents with questions are directed to contact the city’s public works department at 321-754-4000. The work is scheduled to begin at 7 a.m. each day and continue until 5 p.m. The city has not estimated the total cost of the project. Drivers are advised to stay alert for changing traffic patterns during the closure. The lane closure comes as part of a broader plan to address aging infrastructure across Brevard County. No major disruptions to emergency services are expected during the work.