The Art/Coll Repaving project is scheduled to commence on N Holly St in Denver. This transportation improvement spans the corridor from E Smith Rd to E 48th Ave. The initiative falls under the Transportation & Mobility department's current portfolio. Dave Nemovitz is listed as the applicant for this infrastructure work. Construction has not yet started, but the phase is officially designated as Not Started. Residents in the 80211 zip code should anticipate future updates regarding road closures or detours. This project aims to improve street conditions along this specific north-south route. No detailed timeline or specific scope of work is currently available in the public record. The city will likely issue further notices as the project moves from planning to active construction.
Art/Coll Repaving Project Starts on N Holly St
The Art/Coll Repaving initiative is set to begin on N Holly St between E Smith Rd and E 48th Ave in Denver's 80211 zip code.
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