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July 30, 2021
DULUTH, Minn. – Construction on the East Superior Street Reconditioning Project will begin on Monday, August 2, according to the City of Duluth.
The project work area will take place between 45th and 60th Avenue East. Traffic control signs will be placed throughout the work area.
Two lanes of traffic will be maintained for most of the project.
Construction crews will begin removing concrete at 60th Avenue East and start working their way towards 45th Avenue East.
The contractor will begin with the concrete work on the curb and pedestrian crossing areas.
The City asks the public to use caution at these intersections while work is taking place.
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