Thursday, July 9, 2009

Northeast Spokane Construction Project Starts Monday

A residential project to rehabilitate a number of streets in Northeast Spokane is set to begin next Monday, July 13. The project includes some full-depth curb-to-curb rehabilitation as well as resurfacing the top layer of asphalt in some areas. Streets include Montgomery Ave. from Astor to Hamilton streets; Illinois Ave. from Dakota to Hamilton streets; Ermina Ave. from Astor to Columbus streets; Baldwin Ave. from Astor to Perry streets; Addison, Standard, Dakota and Cincinnati streets from Indiana to Montgomery avenues. Montgomery Ave. from Astor to Dakota streets will be closed to traffic with local access only.

The $1.3 million project is being funded by the 10-Year Street Bond.
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