Transportation

Road Paving Update: Commercial Street Cycle Track and Roadway on Sept. 22-23

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The following information was submitted by Kay Barned-Smith, CCM, AIA, Public Works Construction Management and Connect Historic Boston Project Manager regarding upcoming paving as part of the cycle track project.

Update: Paving days for Commercial Street have been changed to Friday, September 22nd and Saturday, September 23rd. Please take note!

Also, overnight on September 24 to 25, there will be paving of Causeway Street in front of TD Garden from North Washington Street to Portland Street.

During this time there will be traffic delays and parking restrictions. For more details, including diagrams of work areas, see the complete construction notice below.

 

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