The Art/Coll Repaving project along W Kentucky Ave is currently on hold. This transportation initiative covers the stretch from S Tennyson St to S Sheridan Blvd in the 80211 ZIP code. Lukas Schroeder is listed as the applicant for this infrastructure work. The project status indicates that no active construction or repaving is taking place at this time. Residents and commuters should expect delays or unchanged traffic patterns in this corridor until the status changes. The project was originally scheduled with an end date in late 2021, but the current hold status supersedes that timeline. City officials have not released a new schedule for resumption of work on this specific segment.
Art/Coll Repaving on W Kentucky Ave Placed on Hold
The Art/Coll Repaving project along W Kentucky Ave between S Tennyson St and S Sheridan Blvd is currently on hold.
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