Road improvements to close several Ann Arbor streets through May
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Drivers in downtown Ann Arbor will have to find alternative routes as scheduled road work around North and South Ashley streets will close several streets over the next few months.
The closures began on Monday and will include streetscape, paving and utility improvements, according to the city.
Although many streets will be closed to through traffic, some local traffic will be maintained for businesses in the area.
Here’s which roads will be worked on:
First and Kingsley streets from Miller Avenue to Ashley Street: March 8 to May 31
Downtown Ann Arbor streets closing for utility, pavement improvements
Updated Mar 08, 2021;
Posted Mar 08, 2021
Parts of First, Kingsley and Ashley streets and the intersections of Ashley/Liberty and Ashley/Washington will be closed to allow for paving and utility improvements.
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ANN ARBOR, MI Several street closures are scheduled in downtown Ann Arbor for paving and utility improvements.
First, Kingsley, and Ashley streets and the intersections of Ashley and Liberty streets and Ashley and Washington streets are closing to allow for streetscape, paving and utility improvements as part of the city of Ann Arbor’s First and Ashley Improvements Project, officials said.
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