Street Work Detours Traffic

Sat., June 15, 1996

From Staff Reports

Street patching will be completed Monday on Government Way, between Kathleen Avenue and Neider Avenue.

The work shifts to 15th Street, between Thomas Lane and Syringa Drive, on Tuesday. That means traffic delays or detours, city officials say.

Detours and delays also are expected on East Timber Lane, Icahbod Lane, Margaret Avenue, and Troy, Anne, Margaret and Ezy streets next week. Sewer construction is expected to start along these streets on Monday and continue through Friday.

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