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Paving Alert: Commercial Street from Prince to Battery (November 8th-10th)

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Please take note of the construction notice below. Paving on Commercial Street, both the cycle track and the roadway, will be underway from November 8th through 10th, from Prince St. to Battery St. The work schedule is shown in the flyer. Access and parking will be limited, please plan accordingly.

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One Reply to “Paving Alert: Commercial Street from Prince to Battery (November 8th-10th)”

  1. Took long enough. Only 3 weeks of unpaved road with no parking… I am optimistic but have a feeling this might go past this week.

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